NEWS & EVENTS

Nadia Shah ’25, M’26 overcame substance use disorder to earn her bachelor’s degree at Merrimack, through the Bachelor Degree Completion program, more than two decades after first enrolling in the College.

Inyene Essien-Aleksi will represent the School of Nursing and Health Sciences at this year’s Tolle Lege celebration.

Nate Llaga ’27 founded Belonging for Asians Organization (BAO) to celebrate Asian-American heritage across campus.

Launched by Head Coach Kelly Morrone, the program provides young girls with unique access to the team in the hopes of fostering big dreams.

Christine Vogel, a world-renowned researcher and biologist who will officially join Merrimack at the start of the 2026-27 academic year, will hold the first such endowed chair in the School of Arts and Sciences.

The College’s Department of Environmental Sciences and Sustainability is working with a Tewksbury-based organization to help save the butterfly species.

Sonya Dhanpat M’27 is currently enrolled in Merrimack College’s community engagement graduate program.

Peter Cassino’s research interests include police reform and use of force.

Debra Michals, chair of Merrimack College’s humanities department, recently published “She’s the Boss: The Rise of Women’s Entrepreneurship since World War II.”

Over the course of the spring 2026 semester, you’ll see how William Joergensen ’26, a double major in biochemistry and health sciences, navigates his busy schedule during his final semester.