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.
Academics
School of Education Announces New Agreement with Jesuit College in Belize
Students affiliated with St. John’s College in Belize will be coming to Rockhurst University to complete doctoral studies in education, according to a new agreement between the institutions.
Rockhurst Students, Operation Breakthrough Mutually Benefit from Partnership
In 2019, Rockhurst began a service-learning partnership with Operation Breakthrough, the largest early learning center in the Kansas City region.
Under the agreement, Rockhurst occupational therapy and speech-language pathology students work with some of the hundreds of kids at Operation Breakthrough, learning how to properly evaluate children and provide intervention.
Under the agreement, Rockhurst occupational therapy and speech-language pathology students work with some of the hundreds of kids at Operation Breakthrough, learning how to properly evaluate children and provide intervention.
New Peace & International Studies Grads Aim to ‘Impact Our World’
Rockhurst asks students to challenge themselves, inspire others, and impact our world. For the University’s first Peace and International
Rockhurst University President Announces Departure After Close of Academic Year
Rockhurst University President the Rev. Thomas B.
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.
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.
Rockhurst Continues to Create Pathways to Education, STEM and Healthcare Professions
In the fall of 2017, Saint Luke’s College of Health Sciences opened its doors to a first cohort of 26 students attending the Pathways to Health and Science Education program. Pathways was conceived as a bridge program designed to introduce diverse students to careers in healthcare professions.
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