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91°µÍø News
91°µÍø honored for commitment to mental health initiatives
The university received the 2025 Excellence in Mental Health and Well-Being Award from Insight Into Academia magazine, the largest and oldest diversity and inclusion publication in higher education.
A Sister on the Sidelines
Sister Marie Cacciatore talks bridging ministry and athletics on Catholic Sports Radio
91°µÍø, City of Reading and Local High Schools Celebrate Summer Internships
Students gained hands-on experience in marketing, economic development, finance and innovation.Â
91°µÍø earns reaffirmation of accreditation from MSCHE
Outcome underscores commitment to academic excellence, innovation and fiscal stewardship
91°µÍø earns national accolades for transformational undergraduate experience
University recognized by Colleges of Distinction and Money magazine for value and outcomes
91°µÍø is Berks and Schuylkill Counties' choice for higher education
University awarded People's and Readers' Choice Awards for commitment to regional excellence
Statement on the passing of former President Deacon Daniel DeLucca
91°µÍø's engineering school celebrates first graduating class
Four years after the launch of the John R. Post School of Engineering, its first dozen members receive their diplomas.
