Young Alumna Makes Data Make Sense
Like a lot of college students, Maddie Dierkes, ’19, ’21 M.S., said she came to Rockhurst University not knowing exactly what she wanted to do.
Alumni
Sustainability an Integral Part of Sedgwick Project
Oct. 27 is Sustainability Day, a recognition of efforts being made worldwide to combat the advance and effects of climate change.
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.
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.
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.
KC’s Sports Leaders Talk About 2020 Experience
The next full-scale Rockhurst University Leaders Series event, with national speakers, will have to wait for another time as the world continues to recover from the pandemic.
Commencement Is Also Homecoming For Student From Belize
The small gesture, moving the tassel from left to right, officially marks the passage from student to graduate.
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