Fall 2025

Immaculata University honored the Class of 2025 during commencement ceremonies that celebrated the accomplishments of undergraduate and graduate students alike. Addresses from alumnae Theresa Major Payton ’89 and Alice Demery Travis ’65, urged graduates to face the future with confidence, compassion and authenticity.

The Division of Nursing recently celebrated 40 years of nursing education at Immaculata University. Beginning in 1985 with a RN-to-B.S.N. program, the University has graduated over 5,000 nursing students.

Three Immaculata psychology students gained valuable research experience helping IU psychology professor Dr. Maria Cuddy-Casey examine tattoos and their significance. During the project, the students also learned interviewing techniques, data analysis and interpersonal skills.

Learn how Immaculata is innovating to help students meet today’s workforce demands. New academic programs and concentrations align closely with emerging technology, including AI.

Discover the “Pulse of IU” with results from a year’s worth of fun polling questions asked of the campus community.

With record increases in inquiries, applications and deposits, more students than ever are discovering the value of an Immaculata education.

With the concept that music should be for everyone, Immaculata University’s Music Department launched its new Community Music School. This new program, for people of all ages and abilities, provides high-quality instruction and performance opportunities to showcase what they’ve learned.

Meet three recent alumni who secured jobs in their chosen field. With 92% of the Class of 2024 being either employed or continuing their education within six months of graduation, Immaculata University is preparing students for the demands of today’s job market.

Immaculata University is helping high school students prepare and feel confident when they head to college with the University’s dual enrollment program. The fast-growing program is popular nationwide and allows students to earn both high school and college credits simultaneously.

The Immaculata University community lost three beloved IHM Sisters this past August: Sister Virginia Assumpta McNabb, Sister Marie Carroll Isselmann and Sister Marie Hubert Kealy.

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