Rockhurst magazine contains news and feature stories about the university — faculty, students and alumni. The magazine statement of purpose explains its role in University life.

The following Rockhurst magazines are available in PDF format, which require Acrobat Reader. Printed copies of some issues also are available. To request a copy, contact the editor at katherine.frohoff@rockhurst.edu

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Winter 2013



"First Generation: Meet three Rockhurst students who are the first in their family to go to college" (PDF)

  From Dawn to Dusk

Summer 2012
"From Dawn to Dusk: A day in the life of a Rockhurst intern" (PDF)

 
Winter 2012
"Two Rockhurst University Grads in Pursuit of One Common Goal" (PDF)  
 Spring 2011
"Nationally Recognized for Service by the Carnegie Foundation" (PDF)
 Centennial 2010
"Our First 100 Years" (PDF)
 Winter 2010
"An Unlikely Source of Inspiration" (PDF)
 Spring 2009
"Strengthening the Student Experience" (PDF)
 Winter 2008
"Leaving Home" (PDF)
 Summer 2008
"Leading Youth to Truth" (PDF)
 Spring 2008
"Transforming Lives" (PDF)
 Winter 2007
"The Perspectives that Divide Us" (PDF)
 Spring 2007
"On Top of Their Game" (PDF)
 Spring 2006
"Meet the President" (PDF)
 Fall 2005
"Rockhurst Goes Coed! (35 Years Ago)" (PDF)
 Spring 2005
"Ready to Compete: Meet Five Stellar Students who Chose Rockhurst" (PDF)
 Fall 2004
"Wisdom Builds Herself a Home: The Founding of Rockhurst"
 Spring 2004
"The Changing Face of Jesuits at Rockhurst" (PDF)
 Fall 2003
"Campaign Fulfills Dreams: A Student's Story" (PDF)
 Spring 2003
"Serve One Another in Love: Why Rockhurst Encourages Service" (PDF)
 Fall 2002
"Critical Thinking" (PDF)
 Spring 2002
"Kansas City 64110" (PDF)
 Fall 2001
"A Look at Leadership" (PDF)
 Spring 2001
"It's Your Imagination" (PDF)
 Winter 2001
"You Are Called"
 Spring 2000
"Being Human" (PDF)
 Fall 1999
"Finding Faith" (PDF)
 Winter 1999
"Rockhurst Welcomes a New President" (PDF)
 Summer 1998
"St. Francis Xavier and Rockhurst - Partners in a Community" (PDF)