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The College's alternative spring break program brought students and staff this year to the Dominican Republic, Chicago, Guatemala and South Dakota.
Dorie Mansen has spent her academic career exploring the historical aspects of religion and organizing community service and engagement programs.
The Lowell Youth Leadership Program, co-founded by Andres Lopez M’18, aims to enrich children’s social skills and their physical health.
Andrew Daume ’26 leads two of the five student organizations he’s a part of in addition to pursuing a bachelor’s degree in communications.
Six Merrimack College alumnae and business professionals spoke at the O’Brien Center for Career Development event about their experiences navigating the professional world.
The Merrimack College women's basketball team's rebounding dominance is a microcosm of the Warriors' grittiness that helped them clinch a spot in this year’s conference tournament.
The Rev. David Cregan, O.S.A., Ph.D., of Villanova University, gave the annual address on Feb. 26 in Merrimack College’s Collegiate Church of Christ the Teacher.
Four of the men’s basketball team’s five coaches are Merrimack College alumni and former players.
Meredith Ivy M’25 is up for an Oscar for her work as part of the makeup and hairstyling team for the 2024 film, “A Different Man.”
As part of the College’s alternative spring break program, Ambar Cheuveret ’26 will work with women in need in the Dominican Republic.
