NEWS & EVENTS

Michael Mobley, associate professor of clinical mental health counseling, brings more than 25 years of experience advocating for DEI initiatives to his new role as special assistant to the president for diversity, equity, and inclusion at Merrimack College.

The College’s Evening of Gratitude returned for the first time since 2019 and celebrated donors and supporters whose gifts have fundamentally altered the trajectory of the institution in a positive and impactful way. Additionally, Dr. Joseph Kelley, professor of religious and theological studies, received the Merrimack College Saint Augustine Medal.

Merrimack representatives went before the North Andover, Mass Planning Board to detail two new buildings that feature student housing and classroom spaces at the intersection of Rt. 114 and Andover Street.

The annual Latinx Showcase was organized this year by ALMA’s new president, Yasmin Davis ‘25, and vice president, Jessica Barra ‘24.

The College is honored to introduce its newly tenured and promoted faculty.

Three alumni turned educators speak on their love for Merrimack and why they chose to come back.

Merrimack College officially marked the start of the academic year by welcoming its newest students, and recognizing the Class of 2024 for its leadership and resilience.

This year, the College’s traditional mass at the beginning of the fall semester was held on the Feast Day of St. Augustine, Merrimack’s patron saint.

Caitlin Henaghan ’25 said it’s important to find “your people” on campus.

Over 200 student leaders arrived early to campus this year to participate in Merrimack’s second annual Warrior’s Impact training on August 18-23.