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Over 1,000 students earned degrees at commencement ceremonies on May 19 and 20.
Retrospective exhibition at The National Museum of the American Indian
Dr. Katherine Moore and her students explore ways to deal with a world of distractions.
This year, more than 122 undergraduate and graduate students had connected with 119 alumni mentors. More.
Ryan Regan ’13 and his production partner Derick Crucius had the world premiere of their short-film Charley Tucson on May 19. More.
Trustee Dr. Allison Rossett ’68 and Spencer Lalk ’13 (left) met during the winter in hopes of collaborating through Lalk’s nonprofit. More.
The weekend began with a tour of The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, the Genetic Counseling 20th Anniversary Ceremony, and a Welcome Dinner Reception in Grey Towers Castle, where President Nicolette DeVille Christensen, Provost John Hoffman, and members of the Board of Trustees welcomed alumni back to campus.
Beaver Female Seminary has evolved in many ways since its founding in 1853. Awarded collegiate status in 1872, the institution was renamed Beaver College, relocated to Jenkintown after more than 70 years in Beaver, Pa., and eventually settled at the Harrison Estate in Glenside.
One of the most significant changes was implemented 15 years ago, when the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania granted the institution university status. Renamed in July 2001, Arcadia University continues to uphold Beaver College’s long-established commitment to academic excellence, community engagement, and global learning.