NEWS & EVENTS

Jonathan Novik ’29, a mechanical engineering major, is hoping to land an internship this summer. This spring, the O’Brien Center is expanding resources to help make his and other students’ professional dreams a reality.

After transferring to Merrimack his sophomore year, everything aligned, in the classroom and on the field, for Dominic Calandra.

When not working toward her master’s degree in criminology and criminal justice, Lindsay Andre M'26 works as an alcohol and drug counselor.

William Joergensen ‘26, a double major in biochemistry and health science, begins to wrap up his senior year with conference presentations and publication proposals.

Bishop Daniel Turley, O.S.A., served in Peru for over 50 years.

Work is underway at 305 North Main St. in Andover, Mass., the future home of the College’s Department of Creative Arts, Design and Architecture.

Despite coming from two different walks of life, Abby Dunn ’25, M’26 and Nate Wendt M’26 share common ground as chemistry graduate students at Merrimack College.

Ava Keamy ’27 was recently prompted by Waystone Health and Human Services to serve as her younger brother’s life skills teacher trainer.

The new business venture is currently in the works through a women’s entrepreneurship class.

Students and employees who participated in the College’s annual pilgrimage to Italy had an unexpected meeting with the Merrimack honorary degree recipient.