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Through a Council of Independent Colleges grant, faculty will explore ways to add more self-reflection and community-building topics in the classroom.
The newly appointed trustees have deep connections with the College and will bring a wealth of expertise to the Board.
The generous gift from Michael Franco ’81 and Mary Gorham Franco ’81, P’12 celebrates the friendships and camaraderie they shared during their time at Merrimack.
The first graduate school in the College’s history will be a cornerstone of Merrimack’s growing graduate culture and research ecosystem.
Brady Antaya’s official connection with Merrimack College’s men’s soccer team through Team IMPACT, which spanned 12 years, ends this summer as he graduates from high school.
More than 2,200 students received their diplomas at school-specific ceremonies on Thursday, May 15, and Friday, May 16, at Lawler Arena and heard from highly accomplished keynote speakers.
Jandeliz Hernandez ’25 received Merrimack College’s highest non-academic award in honor of her outstanding character and achievement.
Following approval by the New England Commission of Higher Education, the College will offer a Doctor of Education degree beginning in fall 2025.
The first American and first Augustinian to become pontiff received an honorary degree from Merrimack in 2005 when he was Prior General of the Augustinians.
Emily Hanrahan ’26, a human development and services major with a minor in religion and theological studies, said she hopes to one day work in the Peace Corps.
