Albertus student, Nayelli Garcia ’23, has recently been awarded the 2020 Connecticut Association of Latinos in Higher Education (CALAHE) Scholarship. This highly competitive scholarship program selects full-time Latinx students who have demonstrated high academic achievement, financial need, and a history of community service within the Latinx community. Nayelli is currently studying Chemistry and is a
Read More.Albertus Left a Great Legacy on Me | Matthew Warren’s Senior Story
Based in Wolcott, Connecticut, Matthew Warren shares how much Albertus Magnus College has made a positive impact in his college experience and future career. As a Criminal Justice Major, he stated that his favorite professor is Professor Lawrie and his most memorable class is “Criminal Law and Procedure”. In relations to his major he also
Read More.Using Art as Therapy for Positive Mental Health
During this time of uncertainty, as we come together in flattening the curve to this pandemic, art has been making its way across the globe. Pictures of rainbows and hearts that children and their family’s created are taped to their home windows and front doors, and chalk drawings are seen on sidewalks in neighborhoods offering
Read More.Student Health and Wellness Fair
This February, Albertus Magnus College hosted our Health and Wellness Fair in the new Hubert Campus Center, where students had a chance to de-stress and talk with local organizations on the importance of physical and mental health. College can be highly stressful and most students, at one time or another, experience social and emotional concerns.
Read More.Meet Crisbeth Castaneda ’23 from Guatemala
My name is Crisbeth Castaneda and I plan to major in Chemistry and Biology. I chose Albertus Magnus College because I needed something that would allow me to grow as a person; academically, but also as an athlete. I feel like Albertus cares a lot about the community, around us and the student community. We
Read More.The War Experience Project at Albertus
On Friday, February 7th, the Albertus Magnus Student Veterans Association held an art workshop on behalf of the War Experience Project. Student-veterans Dean Tudeme and Jesse Ede, along with the Associate Director of Enrollment Operations and Navy Veteran, Michael Morrissey, and the Albertus Veteran Liaison and Army Veteran, Thomas Noonan, all created their own unique
Read More.Meet Arle Cruceta Garcia ’23 from the Dominican Republic
Hello, my name is Arle Cruceta Garcia ’23. I am a first year student and I plan to study Education, but I also want to study Philosophy here at Albertus Magnus College. I am an international student from the Dominican Republic. I applied to a lot of colleges, but Albertus was the first to reach
Read More.Hubert Campus Center | 2020 Reopening
Albertus Magnus College celebrates its first major renovation to the campus in a decade! The Hubert Campus Center was built 50 years ago (1970), but today’s reopening showcases its modern 2020 renovations. New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and Hamden, Connecticut Mayor Curt Leng also joined Albertus to share in the occasion. Watch this quick highlight
Read More.Albertus Students Explore New Haven’s Architecture
Albertus Magnus College students from the Urban Studies, Art History, and Philosophy programs met with Andrew Benner from the Yale School of Architecture to discuss modern art and architecture in downtown New Haven, Connecticut. This was a great opportunity to see the City of New Haven from a fresh perspective and to learn more about
Read More.Christmas Day 2019
Scripture “And Mary kept all these things, reflecting on them in her heart.” Luke 2:19 Reflection Amidst all the joy, exultation and cheer of the Christmas season, this single line from Luke’s Gospel used on Christmas morning captures my imagination. “Mary kept all these things, reflecting on them in her heart.” What must she have
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