Student News

Because of her excellent undergrad experience, Theresa enrolled in the Master of Science in Health Care Management Program and graduated in May.

Simon’s most significant gain from the program surprised him, going beyond his professional life into something deeper.

This summer, three students are getting their hands dirty with scientific research—growing fungi, studying yeast DNA and watching the movements of molecules.

Regina Carey, a senior at Immaculata University, has been named the Delaware Valley Human Resources Person of the Year and received a $1,000 scholarship.

Reflecting, Randie comments, “You’re not going to be alone. Our saying is ‘home under the dome’—it truly is. I can’t stop talking about Immaculata.”

Student-leaders play an instrumental role in making Immaculata a supportive, vibrant and socially conscious environment.

Sara Desmond ’21 knew she wanted to become an occupational therapist, and observing OTs working with students with autism confirmed her decision.  

As someone who excels in the sciences and always wanted to be a firefighter, Justin found another way to save lives: through becoming a nurse.