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Accelerated Nursing Program Celebrates Inaugural Cohort Graduation
On September 5, Assumption’s accelerated Bachelor of Science in nursing (ABSN) program celebrated a major milestone: the first cohort of students officially graduated. Four students, Devon Klinka, Keri Lowe, Jayme Pruitt, and Julie Tenney, successfully completed and received their ABSN degr…
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Sep 17, 2025
Assumption University Announces Partnership with Vermont Law and Graduate School
Assumption University has announced a new partnership with Vermont Law and Graduate School (VLGS) that will allow students to pursue an accelerated path to earning a Juris Doctor (J.D.) or master’s degree in law, policy, or government regulation. Through this partnership, students can earn…
Sep 13, 2025
Charlie’s Cafe Celebrates Summer Renovations
Charlie’s Snack Bar and the Hagan Campus Center underwent renovations this summer, bringing a new dining experience to students. A celebration was held on August 25, including music, free merchandise, and fun for members of the Assumption community. This includes new food options a…
Sep 12, 2025
Get to Know Director of Campus Ministry Luis Melgar
Luis Melgar was officially welcomed to the Assumption community this summer as the new director of campus ministry. Melgar is no stranger to Catholic liberal arts education, having over 15 years of experience in Catholic, Jesuit institutions, from his time at the University of Scranton where he rec…In The Media
In The Media
Colleges Have to Be Much More Honest With Themselves
President Greg Weiner published an opinion piece in the New York Times advocating for universities to look inward to rebuild trust and resist interference.
NBC 10 Boston‘Oh my goodness’: How 2 Mass. college students happened upon the new pope’s debut
Maryja Prytko '27 and Savina Villani '27 were in St. Peter's Square when Pope Leo XIV was announced to the world and made his first appearance.
Yahoo! NewsGoats gorge on overgrown greenery, clear grounds on Assumption campus
The goats clearing out underbrush on campus were featured in a recent article, highlighting their eco-friendly impact.