undergraduate

Jaliece Horn ’24 was awarded $500 by the Black Talent in Design and Fashion Fund, a scholarship and mentorship program founded by Nike designer Alicia Pinckney.

Trey strives to share his knowledge with compassion, informing people and expanding their thinking without setting himself above them.

Here are some tips to help you keep your head above water and eventually get along swimmingly.

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

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.”

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.

The students in Dr. Doyle’s class learned different ways parents can engage with their children while reading—the fun stuff!