A President with a Purpose Naisha Jackson ‘27, future veterinarian has a nice ring to it. She’s always been sure that becoming a veterinarian is the right path for her. “As a little girl, I really loved animals,” she explains. When she found out she could work with animals all day as her job, she
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Is An Albertus Magnus College Degree Worth the Investment in 2026? Contributed by: Jeffrey Luoma, Director of Institutional Effectiveness at Albertus Magnus College Over the past decade, there has been a growing public perception that a college education is not as valuable as it once was. Even in a period when nearly all institutions are
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Black History Lives in Our Students February is Black History Month, and while Black History should be acknowledged every day, February is a great starting point to show our support. Did you know that 58% of the Albertus Magnus student body identify as BIPOC, and 28% of them are Black or African American? Albertus Magnus
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Life at a Slower Pace in Barcelona In my month of being in Barcelona so far, I have enjoyed many of the cultural beauties of this wonderful city and country. Every street I walk through, I am surrounded by beautifully complex and artistically made architecture, and diverse people with amazing style sitting and socializing with
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Nursing a Passion for Nursing As February rolls in, we take the opportunity to uplift Black Excellence in our Albertus Magnus community. For the first thirteen years of his life, Woobensky Ostagne ‘27 grew up in Haiti where his mother worked as a nurse. He describes how “nurses in Haiti, they do everything. They give
Read More.STEM Department Introduces Anatomage Table
STEM Department Introduces Anatomage Table Recently, Albertus Magnus College acquired its own Anatomage Table, the most advanced 3D anatomy and medical teaching system based on real human anatomy. By allowing science majors to revisit what they’ve discovered about the human body, the Anatomage Table expands upon the traditional anatomy experience. Dr. Rosemary Whelan, Professor of
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Write the Book Already When people find out that I’m a writer or that I teach writing, they often make a crack about watching their grammar around me. Others (you’d be surprised how many) tell me about a book they hope to someday write. I have never made an unsolicited correction to any adult’s grammar,
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Student and Alumna Form Bond Through Gratitude In a digital age, the power of a handwritten note still holds true. Anna Drozdova ’28, a student worker in the College’s Office of Advancement, recently learned just how much emotional weight a personal note of gratitude can carry. Anna, like most Albertus students, receives financial assistance to
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Meet Amy Stevens ‘26, a junior education major with a focus on mathematics and a minor in Spanish and Latin American studies. Amy is very involved on campus, serving as a Resident Assistant for The Apartments at 490 Prospect Street, a Lillian Adley Germain ‘57 Center for Academic Success leader and tutor, the Vice President of the Honors Program, and the captain of the Women’s Soccer team. How does she balance it all—academics, leadership roles, athletics, and a social life—especially during the chaos of finals week? Here’s a glimpse into her strategies and tips.
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In today’s competitive job market, securing meaningful internships and gaining practical experience is essential for students aspiring to excel in their careers. Jayquan Kirkland ‘27, a finance major and basketball player at Albertus Magnus College, exemplifies this through his journey with the Knights of Columbus Corporate Headquarters in New Haven and his dedication to professional growth. This blog post delves into Jayquan’s internship experience, the significance of professional attire, and his personal journey from student to professional.
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