NEWS & EVENTS

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.

The alumni offered advice to current students and Pioneer Scholars on navigating life at, and beyond, Merrimack College.

The student organizers of this Merrimack College tradition look to their own cultures and heritage when selecting the food that will accompany the evening’s impactful conversations.

Kayla Stone ’24 M’27 is currently enrolled in Merrimack’s new nursing education graduate program.

Taylor Sawyer ’23 will be on the sidelines cheering on New England at the Super Bowl on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, Calif.

In celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, meet the Merrimack College female student-athletes who represent the Warriors in two sports.

Dominika Lásková ’21, M’22 is again lacing up her skates for the Czechia women’s ice hockey team at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Lena Pilipski ’29 is assisting NBC Sports’ coverage of the Winter Games.

Launched 19 years ago, the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification serves as a leading framework for institutional assessment and recognition of community engagement. Today, 277 U.S. higher education institutions hold the designation.