The Moment COVID Shut Down Campus, One Year Later
On March 12, 2020, students, faculty and staff alike were notified that campus would be shut down for two weeks, a precautionary measure meant to prevent further spread of coronavirus/COVID-19.
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Leadership and Ethics Day Turns Classroom Over Alumni Leaders
Once a year, Rockhurst University alumni are invited back to the classroom, this time as teachers.
Rockhurst University to Host KC Scholars College Fair
Remember the first time you set foot on a college campus?
Rockhurst, William Jewell Athletics Square Off For First Kansas City Crown
Rockhurst University and William Jewell College, located just 21 miles from each other, have enjoyed a healthy rivalry since the 1900s, and since 2011 have been Great Lakes Valley Conference opponents, as well.
This Week: On Campus Art Gallery Reopens With "This Land is My Land/Your Land"
The Greenlease Gallery, Rockhurst’s on-campus art gallery since 2000, was temporarily closed during the two-year renovation of the adjacent Sedgwick Hall.
Rockhurst Recognized on Money Magazine’s “Best Colleges” List for Value
Rockhurst University earned the highest ranking among institutions in the Kansas City region and the second highest ranking in the state of Missouri on Money magazine’s 2022 Best Colleges in America list.
Lessons from RU Come in Handy as Soccer Alumnus Takes the Helm of U15 National Team
There is a lot of buzz around soccer in the United States with the recent news that North America will host the 2026 World Cup, and for Tom Heinemann, ’09, even moreso.
Alumnus Plans New Offerings for the MAC as Director
Dominique Washington is a 2016 graduate of Rockhurst University, where he also played basketball for the Hawks. He is the new director of the MAC and intramural coordinator.
New Assistive Technology Lab Provides New Opportunity to Serve Community
Rockhurst University’s campus is home to a new resource for those with disabilities, thanks to a partnership with the state of Missouri.
Alumna Lands “Dream Job” in KCPD’s Forensics Division
Sometimes there are obvious clues left behind at a crime scene.
Broken glass can indicate a point of entry. Missing items point to a robbery, etc.
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