HOW ONE FAMILY’S CONNECTION TO ALBERTUS SPANS GENERATIONS, FRIENDSHIPS, AND DOMINICAN VALUES A Lasting Legacy For Karen Coughlin ’93, Albertus Magnus College has never been just a school. It has been part of her family’s story for generations. That connection began long before Karen stepped onto campus as a student in the 1990s. Her aunt,
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PHILANTHROPY 11,000 Miles to Albertus Born in Shanghai during the tumultuous 1930s, Lisa (Cheng) Tou ’56, experienced a childhood shaped by upheaval and resilience. Just before the Communists seized control of mainland China in 1949, Lisa, her parents, and two younger brothers fled to the British colony of Hong Kong where she received a sound
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LIVING OUR DOMINICAN MISSION Faith in Action During their spring break, six students traveled to Columbus, Ohio to serve alongside the Dominican Sisters of Peace. By engaging directly with the community, they brought core Dominican values to life. Rather than a traditional break, students immersed themselves in ministries serving individuals and families in need. One
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Experiential Learning Through the Decades For 16 years, Albertus Magnus College has set aside one day each spring to celebrate learning that happens beyond the traditional classroom. During Experiential Learning Day (ELD), classes pause as students present internships, research projects, service-learning experiences, and other hands-on work to the campus community, showcasing how practical experience deepens
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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
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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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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
Read More.Where Are They Now – Bliss Weston ’24
Embracing the Dominican Pillar of Prayer: Bliss Weston’s Journey from Albertus Magnus College to Yale Divinity School Bliss Weston ‘24, looks back on her journey and how the Dominican Pillar of Prayer has shaped her life. Walking through the halls of Yale Divinity School as a master’s candidate, she carries the lessons and values she
Read More.Where Are They Now – Chris Berg ’06, ’12
Chris Berg’s Journey The Dominican tradition at Albertus Magnus College is built on four pillars: Study, Prayer, Community, and Service. For Dr. Chris Berg ‘06, ‘12 M.A., the Pillar of Study played a key role in his academic and professional growth. When Chris first came to Albertus, he had a curious mind and was eager
Read More.Where Are They Now – Dan Constantinidi ’17
Embracing the Pillar of Prayer: Dan Constantinidi’s Journey from Albertus to Guiding Students The Dominican Pillars are a set of values in which students of Albertus Magnus College use to grow personally and professionally. These four pillars: Study, Prayer, Community, and Service, serve to shape the lives of students at Albertus, both in the classroom,
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