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By: Michael Cronin
More than 40 students participated in the College’s alternative spring break service trip program this March.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
The sold-out crowd for the Northeast Conference men’s basketball championship game created an electric atmosphere at Lawler Arena on Tuesday, March 12.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
An associate professor in Merrimack College’s School of Arts and Sciences, Noori’s research uses plant science to protect human health and restore environmental health.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
Christian Kronsted, who came to Merrimack in fall 2022, has used his love of dance to better research human interaction and group dynamics.
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By: Michael Cronin
Olivia Bourque ’24 has been a part of the Merrimack College group for four years.
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By: Michael Cronin
A'mari Bing-Way M’24 got her bachelor’s degree in Paris. Once she completes her master’s at Merrimack College, she’ll work to give other people of color the same opportunities she had.
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By: Michael Cronin
Now in its second year, Merrimack College’s student-led Breaking Bread aims to foster discussion around the ways personal journeys enrich the campus community.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
The Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation, Development and Design is a new hub for faculty to explore opportunities and find support to better enhance educational experiences in the classroom and online.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
Raice Szott ’24, a defender, is one of five finalists for the prestigious national award that recognizes a college hockey player who goes above and beyond to not only positively impact their team, but also their community.
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By: Michael Cronin
Dylon Grzenda M’24 is expected to graduate this spring from Merrimack’s athletic training graduate program.