The Joy of the Gospel

On February 28th of this past academic year, a book discussion of Evangelli Gaudium, or Joy of the Gospel, by Pope Francis, took place at Rosary Hall. Copies of the book had been distributed earlier to faculty, staff and students. Many more read the book than could attend the discussion, but a large group was able

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Forever A Falcon

Before Graduating on May 18th 2014, we asked Patrick Dornfried to reflect on his Albertus experience and describe the memories that he’ll take with him in the next chapter of his life. As graduation approaches and I ready myself for the next step in my life, I find it helpful to take a look at the

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Reunion 2014

The Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association Board of Governors look forward to welcoming and celebrating Reunion milestone classes ending in 4 and 9 at Reunion 2014. Alumni, friends and family are invited to join us on Saturday, June 14 to catch up with old friends, rekindle bonds and perhaps learn something new

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21st Century Leaders

Have you seen the “news” lately? If so, then you have been inundated with images of people needing our help. Lately, we have witnessed a conflagration of serious ethical conundrums. We are constantly seeing local officials flailing during important press conferences, national politicians trying to explain why they continue failing to serve the best interests

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Albertus Vets Honored at the State Capitol

A sentiment of pride filled the Connecticut State Capitol as the Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission (LAPRAC) hosted its 8th Annual Tribute to Hispanic Veterans on May 14, 2014.  The ceremony celebrated over 50 outstanding veterans, among them four Albertus Magnus College students and one alumna. Recognized Albertus Magnus College Students were Merari Antunez,

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Attention May Graduates: It’s Payback Time!

Didn’t get your dream job right out of college? Worried about your student loan debt? Don’t fear the bill that’s coming in November! The average Albertus graduating student borrowed $25,181 in federal student loans in the 2012/2013 academic year. These students received student loan bills for $290 a month, but you don’t have to! Standard

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Students with Goals

My name is Kelsey Proctor, and I am a senior on the Albertus Magnus Women’s Lacrosse team. This is my first season playing lacrosse, up until last month I had never played before. With the help of a persuasive teammate – Halle Altieri – and coach Joe Caruso, I agreed to play. I could not

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Experiential Etiquette

The campus has been abuzz with experiential learning opportunities these past few weeks, including Experiential Learning Day (ELD). A few weeks back, I shared my past experiences at ELD; the focus of this blog will be on some of the other events I attended. On April 3rd, the college hosted the 4th Annual Business Etiquette

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Commencement 1968 – by Denise Franklin Terry ‘68

Ms. Denise Franklin Terry ’68 recalls an Albertus experience formed during a vastly different (but significant) period in time. While dress codes have dissipated and House Mothers have evolved into Resident Assistants, the Dominican tradition still provides the backbone of an Albertus education. On June 6, 1968, my class stood in front of Rosary Hall

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