Winter 2025
Discover motivating and inspiring stories in the latest issue of Immaculata Magazine. Highlights include an alumnus, motivated by friendly competition and the supportive cohort model in Immaculata’s Ed.D. program, who now serves as a superintendent; an alumna dedicated to combating obesity in rural areas and another alumna who found strength in family and faith following a near-fatal car accident. Alumni reconnect through their shared passion for the arts at a local theater, while a student shares his journey after changing majors. Also featured are firsthand accounts from emergency planning and management majors gaining invaluable field experience.
Summer 2024
The growth and progress of Immaculata University transcends traditional academics. Discover ways that the Immaculata community is growing, including launching one of the first women’s collegiate varsity flag football teams, prioritizing student support and wellness initiatives and forging new partnerships to enhance educational opportunities. Additionally, discover ethical applications of artificial intelligence by faculty, students and administrators. Witness our campus flourish with ongoing renovation projects and infrastructure enhancements, reflecting our commitment to continual progress.
Winter 2024
Meet warm-hearted Mighty Macs who were shaped by their Immaculata education to become clear-sighted leaders and service-oriented citizens, including a trailblazing national talk show host, a compassionate mentor for youth and formerly incarcerated people, a renowned choral conductor and numerous students who care for children with cancer, people with disabilities, veterans and those in need of food and housing.
Summer 2023
This issue of the Immaculata Magazine focuses on the arts at Immaculata and how creativity and innovation are interwoven throughout the curriculum and campus environment. You will also discover how faculty help foster students’ creativity. We also explore the creativity and innovation of our alumni who are producing documentaries, engaging high school students to think outside the box and using their musical talents to make a difference in the world.
You can also download a PDF of this issue.
Winter 2023
Read all about the new College of Nursing and Health Professions in the winter 2023 issue of the Immaculata Magazine. You can also keep updated on developments with campus ministry, discover the history of The Immaculatan and read about learning support services that are provided to our students. You’ll also be impressed by the three students who will be the first from Immaculata to be commissioned as officers in the U.S. Army. As usual, check out some of the amazing things our alumni are doing.
You can also download a PDF of this issue.
Summer 2022
In this issue of the Immaculata Magazine, student-athletes took center stage as the Mighty Macs of the 1970s and the current women’s basketball team were recognized. We also discover how our student-athletes excel academically. Check out stories on our nursing and business students and the impact of scholarships.
You can also download a PDF of this issue.
WINTEr 2022
Read about Immaculata’s historic past and ambitious future in this special Centennial issue. We also examine how first-generation students navigate college life. There are several stories on societal issues surrounding the environment, what asylum-seekers face when entering the U.S., and a faculty member’s fight to end sexual assault in Liberia.
Summer 2021
All roads lead to Immaculata in this issue of the magazine as we discover how far many students come to attend the University. Also, we feature four prominent alumni, who are leaders in corporate America and within the health care. In recognition of the 20th anniversary, we examine how 9/11 changed America.
WINTEr 2021
In the midst of a world-wide pandemic, this issue of the magazine highlights the resiliency of the Immaculata community to support students during virtual learning. In addition, we’ll look at several alumni who have helped others through their network connections, public health initiatives and detective work. We also celebrate the life of Sister Marian William Hoben, IHM.
