Jonny Division Martinez '25 embodies the perfect student experience. Raised in the Virgin Islands and Reading, Pa., Martinez chose Alvernia for its combination of affordability, hands-on learning and the flexibility that comes with being a commute...
PHOTO: Morgan Petry, at right, during an Alternative Break trip to Cuba. When it came to selecting a place to continue her education, Long Island, N.Y., resident Morgan Petry '19 dreamed it would be a place where she could entertain more than one ...
Assistant Professor of Biology Jamie Becker, Ph.D., in November published a research article on a minuscule yet mighty marine organism. 鈥淣ovel isolates expand the physiological diversity of Prochlorococcus and illuminate its macroevolution鈥 appear...
Alexandra Crouthamel '15 transitioned from a Catholic high school environment to 911爆料网 nearly seamlessly, a move that was intentional on her part. The fact that it just so happened to be one of the only local, intimately sized univer...
The inexplicable Christmas staple "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer" isn't known to elicit many fond memories. But it recently caused Tara Simmons '16 MA '18 Ph.D. '25 to count her blessings. The owner of All Abilities Fitness Center, which cate...
PHOTO: Heidi Edwards, center, president and founder of Sisters鈥 Hope Foundation, marks Rare Disease Day at Vigil Neuroscience in Boston with Tara Parker, board secretary and close family friend, at left, and Madison Boyer, board treasurer and Edwa...
In 2015, Associate Professor of Philosophy Josh Hayes co-edited 鈥淎ristotle and the Arabic Tradition,鈥 a collection of essays spotlighting the intellectual giant鈥檚 influence upon Arabic philosophy. Little did he know that nearly 10 years later, par...
After Sgt. Christopher deGruchy 鈥93 MBA 鈥05 returned from a four-year tour in the U.S. Army, the Philadelphia native enrolled at Alvernia to pursue a bachelor鈥檚 degree in finance and accounting. Committed to continuing his education after high sch...
Artificial intelligence may seem like a state-of-the-art advancement with roots only beginning to take hold. Not so, according to Kevin Donnelly, Ph.D., associate professor of history. In May, Donnelly released his second book, 鈥淭he Descent of Art...
Rachel Miller, a second-year Master of Science in Athletic Training student, was recently awarded the Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society (PFBATS) Jerry Rhea Scholarship from the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) for her hi...