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
Read More.STEM Department Introduces Anatomage Table
STEM Department Introduces Anatomage Table Contributed By: Naisha Jackson ’27 and Katherine Neilan, Digital Content Producer & Storyteller 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
Read More.Student and Alumna Form Bond Through Gratitude
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
Read More.Lessons Beyond the Bars
Lessons Beyond the Bars I recently had the extraordinary opportunity to participate in an international correctional collaboration in Oslo, Norway. From September 6-12, I was a member of the Connecticut delegation (including the CT Department of Correction, the UCONN Institute of Municipal and Research Policy, and representatives from the governor’s office) that attended the event
Read More.Albertus Small Business Saturday: The Story of Marisa Musumeci ’13 and Marisa Musumeci Counseling, LLC.
The following installment is part seven of our Alumni series, Albertus Small Business Saturday. Please view the corresponding social media posts on Instagram and Meta. Are you an Albertus alumna or alumnus who owns a small business? Click here to be our next feature! Albertus Small Business Saturday: The Story of Marisa Musumeci ’13 and
Read More.Through the Lens: A Visual History of Albertus, A Living Legacy of Tradition at Albertus
The following article appeared in the Centennial Newsletter on June 2nd, 2025. Through the Lens: A Visual History of Albertus, A Living Legacy of Tradition at Albertus At Albertus Magnus College, tradition is a living legacy that connects generations. As we enter our second century, we celebrate both the cherished traditions that have stood the test
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.Mohun Musings – Centennial Newsletter
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,
Read More.Through the Lens: A Visual History of Albertus, The Pillar of Service
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.Where Are They Now – Amina Khokhar ’22, ’23
Embracing Community and Service: Amina Khokhar ‘22, ‘23 M.B.A. Amina Khokhar, ‘22, ‘23 M.B.A. has carried the values of community, service, and leadership into both her career and her continued connection with Albertus Magnus College. Since graduating, she has remained committed to making a difference by bringing her passion for service and community involvement into
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