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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.
After graduation, Jillian Atwood M’25 hopes to one day work in communications for a federal agency.
The five accomplished individuals, who will address the College’s 2,200 graduates at school-specific ceremonies held over two days, boast local connections and astronomical achievements.
Now in its 22nd year, the Tolle Lege Reception honors the published works of Merrimack College faculty, staff, students and alumni. In 2024, more than 150 pieces were published by members of the Merrimack community.
Merrimack’s annual Research and Creative Achievement Conference features scholarship from students across the College’s five schools.
Merrimack College’s annual recognition of student leaders, student organizations and student-athletes took place on Wednesday, April 23, in the Rogers Center for the Arts.
During a visit to Merrimack on April 15, the College's new director of athletics toured campus, met with athletics staff and student-athletes and attended a welcome reception in the Collegiate Church of Christ the Teacher.
The real-world financial experiences and skills the Mucci Lab has offered students over the past decade were celebrated on April 15 during a special event on Merrimack's campus. Lab namesakes Paul and Joyce Mucci P’07 were also honored.
