Archive — 2025
Nazareth receives the 2025 Higher Education Excellence and Distinction Award
Nazareth is nationally recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, belonging, and community building across all levels of campus life.
Read the articleNaz Weekend 2025 saw close to 2,500 on campus for the celebration
Naz Weekend 2025 saw close to 2,500 on campus for the celebration.
Read the articleCan physician assistants and nurse practioners help bridge the healthcare shortage?
Physician assistant and nurse practitioner are two of the fastest growing professions and Nazareth is preparing for new master's programs in both to help fill the gaps.
Read the articleThe Capitol Fools perform at Nazareth Arts Center on New Year’s Eve & Garth Fagan Dance returns in spring 2026
The Capitol Steps and Garth Fagan Dance announced as next headliners of the Arts Center season.
Read the articleResponsible AI in higher ed and beyond
Nazareth's Director of the Institute for Responsible Technology Jeff Allan talks about the ethical dilemmas that come with AI-driven innovation on Degrees of Impact, a podcast from New American Colleges and Universities.
Read the articleU.S. News & World Report ranks Nazareth a 2026 Best College and a Best Value School
U.S. News and World Report ranks Nazareth a 2026 Best College and Best Value School.
Read the articleFall 2025 schedule of student performances in music, dance, and musical theater
The talents of Nazareth University's music, dance, and musical theater students take center stage this fall with a full lineup of performances.
Read the articleNazareth’s Nicole Juersivich earns national 2025 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate award
Nazareth's Juersivich is a 2025-26 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate for her commitment to helping Nazareth's newest students thrive.
Read the articleW. Kamau Bell on Dec. 6 is first headliner of Nazareth University Arts Center 2025-26 season
The Nazareth Arts Center welcomes back comedian and filmmaker W. Kamau Bell on Dec. 6.
Read the articleWiltse honored with an international award for justice-oriented experiential education
His life-changing community engagement work earns English Professor Ed Wiltse an international award in experiential learning.
Read the articleNazareth University launches You at Naz, a new tool for total student wellness
You at Naz is a new tool to help students manage their total wellness.
Read the articleArts Center showcases printmaking, paintings, and ceramics in three fall art exhibits
The Arts Center galleries showcase a large array of art with four shows this fall.
Read the articleNazareth showcases new physician assistant and nursing spaces
Nazareth prepares to launch its physician assistant hybrid master's program.
Read the articleNew Nazareth students take part Naz in Action Day
Hundreds of Nazareth new students head out to the Rochester community for Naz in Action Day.
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Good Question: How do AI chatbots affect social-emotional well being?
Can AI chatbots affect students' social and emotional well-being? Nazareth social work Professor Erin Cole spoke with 10NBC about the red flags.
Read the articleThe Princeton Review names Nazareth University to The Best 391 Colleges: 2026 edition
The Princeton Review names Nazareth to its annual guide, The Best 391 Colleges: 2026 edition.
Read the articleNazareth named to Phi Kappa Theta 2025 Transfer Honor Roll
Nazareth University named to Phi Kappa Theta Transfer Honor Roll as one of the most transfer-friendly colleges in the nation.
Read the articleNazareth honored with a 2025 Mental Health and Well-being Award
Nazareth receives national recognition with a 2025 Excellence in Mental Health and Well-Being award.
Read the articleNazareth University more than doubles its Centennial goal by raising $24 million
Nazareth University more than doubles its Centennial goal by raising $24 million and donors help Nazareth set a single-year record of more than $8.7 million.
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NYS Governor Hochul signs Desha's Law requiring cardiac plans at all public schools in NY
Governor Hochul signs Desha's law, mandating cardiac emergency plans in New York public schools. Nazareth's head athletics trainer Mike Conroy explains how Nazareth's training and plan in place has already saved lives.
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