The following article appeared in the Centennial Newsletter on May 29th, 2025. Presidential Ponderings – Centennial Newsletter Dr. Francis ‘Fran’ Henry Horn, tenth president of Albertus Magnus College, had excellent credentials and extensive experience in higher education both in the United States and overseas. He was the first president of the college who was not a Dominican
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The following installment is part two of our Alumni series, Albertus Small Business Saturday. Please view the corresponding social media posts on Instagram and Meta. Are you an Albertus Alum who owns a small business? Click here to be our next feature! Albertus Small Business Saturday: The Story of Alumnus Tim Quinn ’88 and Halo42
Read More.Winter and Spring Athletics Roundup
Winter and Spring Athletics Roundup Winter Women’s Basketball The women’s basketball team finished its season 17-10 and 11-3 in the GNAC for a third-place finish. The Falcons won their quarterfinals match up against No. 6 seed Anna Maria before succumbing to Saint Joseph’s (Maine) in the semifinals. Caitlyn Scott became the all-time leading scorer in
Read More.Where the Legends Play – Fifty Years of Toad’s Place
The following article appeared in the Centennial Newsletter on May 19th, 2025. Where the Legends Play – Fifty Years of Toad’s Place In 1975, as Albertus Magnus College turned the page on its first 50 years, a small restaurant opened its doors a little ways off campus in downtown New Haven. Many restaurants tried and failed
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Built on Heart and Hustle: Honoring Our Hoops Heritage By: Brendan Faherty, Sports Information Director You can’t tell the story of the Albertus Magnus College men’s basketball program without Mitch Oliver’s name being mentioned. The year was 2007 and the program was coming off of a four-year stretch of going 14-86 and looking to move
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The following article appeared in the Centennial Newsletter on May 12th, 2025. Mohun Musings – Centennial Newsletter Congratulations to the Class of 2025! As Albertus’ Legacy Class, we salute you and all of your accomplishments as we celebrate loudly and proudly our last graduating class of our first century. Did you know that on June 13,
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The following article appeared in the Centennial Newsletter on May 5th, 2025. Through the Lens: A Visual History of Albertus, The Pillar of Service “When we give cheerfully and accept gratefully, everyone is blessed” – Maya Angelou Giving our time to the Albertus community, whether through your role on campus or in your free time is
Read More.Presidential Ponderings – Centennial Newsletter
The following article appeared in the Centennial Newsletter on April 28th, 2025. Presidential Ponderings – Centennial Newsletter Sister Marie Louise Hubert, OP first arrived at Albertus as a French professor and taught from 1942 until 1956. In October of 1956, at the age of 31, Sister Marie Louise became the ninth president of Albertus Magnus College.
Read More.Albertus Magnus College Founded in a Railroad City- The Story of New Haven’s Union Station
The following article appeared in the Centennial Newsletter on April 22nd, 2025. Albertus Magnus College Founded in a Railroad City- The Story of New Haven’s Union Station When newly founded Albertus Magnus College welcomed its first students in 1925, chances are that some of the students arrived in New Haven by train. Those who lived in
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