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A new academic chapter is on the horizon as the Winter semester approaches on January 8th. Students are gearing up for fresh opportunities, whether returning to campus, joining remotely, or exploring new academic pathways.
The campus community is already buzzing with energy, reflecting a shared excitement for what the new semester will bring. With new goals, new challenges, and new possibilities ahead, the Winter start promises to set the tone for a strong and inspiring new year.
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Graduate student Crystal Camejo recently had the unique opportunity to speak at the United Nations in New York City.
Congratulations to our newest School of Nursing graduates! Dean Deborah Little and our nursing faculty held the traditional pinning ceremony to mark this important milestone in our students’ professional lives. During the cer
The School of Business and Accounting held its second annual Business & Innovation Conference recently on the Bronx campus.
Our School of Criminal and Social Justice continues its impressive work to facilitate important conversations about today’s big issues. Late last month, they hosted the University’s first annual Bail Reform Symposium.
Monroe University, a national leader in educating urban and international students, held its 86th Annual Commencement today at Radio City Music Hall in midtown Manhattan. Degrees were conferred on more than 2,600 students representing 84 countries.
NEW ROCHELLE, NY – December 11, 2018 – Monroe University, a national leader in educating urban and international students, today announced that students from its Culinary Institute of New York (CINY) earned the American
Students in our Media & Entertainment Club and Bronx CEO Club traveled down to Harlem recently for the Silicon Harlem Next Gen Tech Conference.
New York State recently hosted a "College Goal NY" event at colleges and universities across the state to connect families needing help completing their FAFSA and TAP applications with financial aid experts who can provide it.
Leslie Jerome and Sheneil Clarke recently attended a two-day alumni engagement conference in Boston
Monroe University, a national leader in educating urban and international students, last night hosted “DiVA Talk 2019,” a town hall meeting that brought together domestic violence experts, survivor support advocates, survivors, and the local community