News

Read about Merrimack College alumni, parents and friends.

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By: Michael Cronin
Ashley Mountain ’22, M’23 will soon serve as a federal customs and border protection officer at airports and seaports in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
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By: Office of Communications
Liz Kemp Wiza ’85 has long been inspired by Merrimack’s deep connection to the Lawrence community.
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By: Office of Communications
Stephen Campbell ’75 credits his Merrimack experience with playing a key role in his career success.
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By: Office of Communications
For Gerry ’87 and Carol Beland ’87, P’24, Merrimack has played a special role in their lives in countless ways.
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By: Kara Haase
The inaugural cohort of Merrimack's Master of Social Work graduates returned to campus for a special alumnae panel.
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By: Kara Haase
In a reunion at Merrimack, graduates and current students from the Master of Science in Athletic Training program came together for a special alumni and current student panel.
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By: Kara Haase
The inaugural cohort of Merrimack's Master of Social Work graduates returned to campus for a special alumnae panel.
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By: Kara Haase
Merrimack College recently hosted an engaging panel discussion with three accomplished alumni from the Master of Public Administration (MPA) program.
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By: Michael Cronin
Nick Cidado M’19, an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Boston College, will publish his first book later this month.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
Andrew Rebello ’10, who is the assistant superintendent and principal at Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School in Fall River, MA, was among 75 educators across the country to receive the award from the Milken Family Foundation.