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91做厙 News

91做厙 enters dual admissions transfer agreement with LCCC

University announces plans for expansion in Pittston Market

91做厙 and Luzerne County Community College Signing Event

OT professor advocates practice outside the classroom

Greg Chown on OT Belize trip

Eight 91做厙 students complete S.U.R.F. program

surf-alvernia-university

Building an international community

Hajear Alshaheen, an RN from the Arabian Gulf, chooses 91做厙 to pursue a higher nursing degree.

Hajear Alshaheen

Finding the right fit

Driss Ouhdou receives his bachelor's degree at 91做厙's Philadelphia campus while working to support his family in Morocco.

Philadelphia campus student

AU-thentic: Ph.D. candidate inspires and empowers juvenile offenders

Jay Leamy collaborates with juveniles in a one-on-one setting, working to create prosocial members of society guided by ethical and moral values.

Jay Leamy

AU-thentic: MBA adult learner finds his own flow

Terrence Watts, a father of three and military graduate, was drawn to 91做厙's flexible schedule and mission.

Terrence Watts

91做厙 welcomes largest class in university history

Nearly 600 first-year and transfer students matriculate for the fall semester

largest class 2022

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