Reaching Amazonian Heights
Amazon, the largest online retailer in the world, hired Mary Beth Westmoreland ’88 to protect its brand.
All Roads Lead to Immaculata
You may be surprised to learn how far students come to attend IU and more importantly, how far they go in life after they graduate.
Bypassing History
Discover how a girl from Funk, Nebraska became one of the nation’s leading bariatric surgeons in private practice in San Diego, California.
A Champion for All
Earning a Pharm.D. and MBA, Roy Ferrell, Jr. ’17 is determined to provide access to health care for underrepresented communities.
Powering Through
John Barnes ’00 led Exelon Power Group to achieve financial and operational success with help from his degree in organization dynamics.
Faculty Panorama
Since arriving at IU in 1998, William Watson, Ph.D., history professor, has assembled an office worthy of Smithsonian designation.
What’s New at IU: Summer 2021
Esports Championship In its first year, Immaculata’s Esports team won the Atlantic East Conference Rocket League championship. Juniors Stephen Bradley, Jacob Fitzgerald, and Zachary Malcolm helped the Mighty Macs defeat Cabrini University 3-0 to remain unbeaten in...
Meet the Malinowski Family
Erin and Jim Malinowski got engaged at Carol Night and celebrated their wedding with members of the IU community.
A Fond Farewell
Six retiring faculty members reflected upon their favorite lessons to teach and accomplishments they achieved, and the students who make them proud.
Seeing Eye to Eye
Karla Seiger McCaney ’87 accepted the position of president and CEO of the Associated Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ASB) in 2017.