In Current Events, Faculty Sees Echoes of Time in Afghanistan
Like many other veterans, the last two weeks have brought a lot of old feelings to the fore for Ellen Stephenson, DNP, assistant professor of nursing.
Campus Life
Beam Signing Marks Important Stage on Sedgwick Project
Sedgwick Hall will not reopen for approximately another year.
Fast Facts About the Class of 2025
Another year, another incoming class at Rockhurst University.
New Grotto Will Show Mary Statue in a Whole New Light
For more than half a century, the statue of Mary has been a fixture of the northeastern portion of the Kinerk Commons.
Students Use Instagram Videos to Encourage COVID Vaccinations
As the August 18-20 move-in days approach at Rockhurst, students are using Instagram videos to encourage incoming Hawks to be sure they are vaccinated against COVID-19.
University President to Be Honored By Jewish Community Relations Bureau
The Jewish Community Relations Bureau has announced it will honor Rockhurst University President the Rev. Thomas B. Curran, S.J., with its Henry W.
School of Education Earns Accreditation Milestone
The Rockhurst University School of Education got a report card of its own in May. And it’s one they’re going to want to hang up on the fridge.
Van Ackeren Collection Works On Display at Nelson-Atkins
More than 40 years ago, curators from the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art helped Rockhurst University choose pieces of significance for what was then a new collection of religious art to be housed on campus.
Paseo Project Adds New Gateway From Historic Boulevard
Plans for the next campus improvement project are quickly taking shape and feature a more prominent entrance from one of Kansas City’s most scenic boulevards – The Paseo.
University President Asks Members of Congress to “Double the Pell”
Rockhurst University President the Rev. Thomas B. Curran, S.J., met virtually Wednesday with members of Missouri’s federal congressional delegation with a simple message — double the Pell.
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