FROM HERITAGE TO HORIZON Momentum in STEM and Nursing As Albertus celebrates its Centennial Year, the institution isn’t just reflecting on a storied past, it is accelerating into its second century with unprecedented momentum. Recently honored with the 2026 Corporate Heritage Award by the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, the College is proving that
Read More.Inside the Lab with SAGE Scholars Students
Inside the Lab with SAGE Scholars Students Contributed by: Katherine Neilan, Digital Content Producer & Storyteller Justin Dones ’29 didn’t expect a three-week research experience to build his confidence the way it did, but SAGE Scholars quickly proved him wrong. Over a three-week research period, 8 Albertus Magnus College students studied soil samples and bacteria
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
Read More.U.S Department of Education MSEIP Virtual Student Research Conference
This academic school year, three STEM students represented Albertus Magnus College by
presenting their summer research at a national conference.
2nd Annual STEM Internship Day
On Friday, October 20th , the 2nd Annual STEM Internship Day took place. The event was held in
the Tagliatela Academic Center Atrium at noon. STEM students that completed a summer
internship presented their research and experiences from their internships.
Hollywood Brings History to Life for an Albertus Magnus College Graduate Student
When Hollywood calls, it usually means someone gets a breakthrough role. In this case, Zania Collier ‘22, a Master of Science in Education student at Albertus Magnus College and a New Haven Social Studies teacher, is the star. The spotlight is on her seventh and eighth-grade students at King Robinson Magnet School.
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