The University will offer a new master’s degree in business analytics online and on-campus beginning in the fall 2020 semester.
Share your story with your Royal Family.
Alex Isakov, M.D., MPH ’87, no stranger to emerging special pathogens in his career, engages daily with inter-disciplinary teams that are forging Emory University’s response to the pandemic.
Celebrate your milestone year with your fellow alumni at these virtual events.
Danielle Healy '11 is an RN at Yale New Haven Hospital in the Perioperative Services Adult Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) who tested positive for COVID-19 on April 2. Her mom, sister, niece and husband also contracted the virus.
Alumni continue to respond to the pandemic. Meet some of our Royal Responders in this slideshow.
"NCI doesn’t stop even when a pandemic hits the globe. Our mission in cancer research continues and, in fact, NCI has been tapped to use its unique resources and breadth of experience to address aspects of the pandemic," said Dimond.
Maura Regan ‘13 G’14, an Acute Care Occupational Therapist at NYU Langone’s Rusk Rehabilitation, is guiding COVID-19 survivors through their post-ventilator recoveries. She was named New York Post's "Hero of the Day" on May 26, 2020.
While most are keeping their distance during the pandemic, three Scranton alumnae remain in close proximity to one another in New York City.
Freshman year roommates James Kompany '95 and Dr. Vince Carsillo '95, who are both navigating unfamiliar territory during the pandemic, will miss reconnecting this summer at Reunion. But they are reminded of what Scranton gave them.
Celebrate Scranton's sixth annual Day of Giving.
It's Nurses Day. We value the hard work of our RoyalRNs every day, but today, this year, we want to send them a special thank you. We have gathered some of our recent Royals Respond stories featuring nurses below.
Alyssa Muchisky '16, a medical school student, established Meals for Medics to donate hot meals to local health care workers.
Palliative care doctors and administrators use technology and community support to help patients and their families.
Meet some of our Royal Responders in this slideshow.
Hear from Kelly Sarti Wroblewski ‘02, director of infectious disease programs for the Association of Public Health Laboratories, about the COVID-19 testing landscape.
The University is among just 29 colleges in America named among the Top Schools for Service by the Catholic Volunteer Network.
Colonel (R) Richard H. Breen, Jr. ’77, director of Strategic Communications for the Military Health System, guides his team through COVID-19. He talks about the challenges of his new normal, here.
Jack Lynch '83 writes about his experience during the COVID-19 crisis as president and CEO of Main Line Health.
The work of Melissa Schnipp ’96, site finance controller at Hackensack Meridian Health’s Palisades Medical Center, inspires her 10-year-old son to get involved in the fight against COVID-19.
Conor Kerrane '12 writes a tribute to his sister, Taylor Kerrane '16, an ER nurse for Northwell Health in Long Island, New York.
It all started when her freshman year floormate asked her for sewing advice to make masks. That gave Cat Munzing '05, from Oceanside, New York, an idea.
Isabella Dolente '17 is a nurse who is working to combat COVID-19 in Philadelphia. Her parents, who were so proud of their daughter on the front line of the pandemic, made shirts for their family and friends to honor her.
Brittany Piatt ‘12, DPT ‘16 is providing physical therapy to patients during the COVID19 pandemic. Here, her family recognizes her for her work.
The University's Medical Alumni Council collected tributes to doctors on National Doctors' Day on Monday, March 30. Read a selection of the tributes here.
Captain Vincent Solomeno '07 is assistant operations officer for New Jersey National Guard's Joint Task Force 57, which is responsible for the New Jersey Army and Air National Guard's support of COVID-19 statewide.
Lauren Carosi '16 is a physician assistant working in the emergency room at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark, New Jersey. She had been working in the ER for about a year and a half before the COVID-19 crisis. Hear from her, here.
Royals recognize the alumni physicians in their lives through the Medical Alumni Council.
