Immaculata is expanding partnerships with numerous organizations to offer students experiential learning, tuition discounts, industry-informed coursework, clinical training and pathways to graduate programs.

The campus community celebrated the 540 graduates of the 100th class with an outdoor ceremony and inspirational comments by Fox-29’s feature reporter, Bob Kelly.

Senior Class President Kaleigh Dugan reflects on her time at Immaculata, the growth she has seen on campus and the ways she and other student leaders have contributed to the University’s progress.

This recurring section explores the projects, events, accolades and current news to keep readers up to date on what’s happening at Immaculata.

Members of the IU community from the 1960s to the present shared memories and photos of fashion through the years—the dress code, gym uniforms, outfits for special occasions, trendy brands and how special it was to get ready for a night out together.

As the oldest of 12, Mary Lou Kramer ’70 knew college was not an option without financial support. But when Immaculata offered her a full scholarship, she enjoyed a transformative education and felt empowered to pursue a law career. Now she offers other IU students the same opportunities she had.

Steven M. Kendus, vice president for communications and marketing, explains how Immaculata attracts and engages right-fit prospective students.

Patricia Cerchio ’79 became a trailblazing leader in the Navy as the first woman to command a submarine-centric unit. For her skillful leadership and advocacy for veterans and military members, she is this year’s recipient of the Amethyst Award.

Patricia Crea LaRocco ’71, M.D. is the recipient of the 2024 Alumni Medal. Discover the ways that she provided outstanding volunteer service and support to Immaculata University.

The Class of 1974 became Golden Macs as classmates returned to IU for their 50th reunion. Alumni from across 13 states converged on campus for this year’s festivities.

The Mother Camilla Maloney Award is being presented to Patricia Bomba ’72, M.D., F.C.C.P., M.A.C.P. for her dedication to the field of geriatrics and palliative care. As a recipient of a full scholarship to attend Immaculata, she continually shows the importance of giving back to her alma mater.

With all her education, skills and service experience, Kitchengs hopes to continue to learn and grow in new ways to be the best teacher she can be.

See what Immaculata alumni have been up to with class notes, marriages and births, and death notices for alumni and family members.

Alumna Kathleen James ’74 provides ample reasons why she continues to support Immaculata—one reason involves a beloved IHM Sister who taught English.

Celebrating faculty members who have retired and honoring those who have served Immaculata University.