Archive — 2025
Nazareth announces Physician Assistant master’s program and $1.5 million grant to create new high-fidelity simulation lab
Nazareth University is adding professional preparation for one of the most in-demand careers of the next decade to its graduate health and human services programs with a new hybrid Physician Assistant Master of Science (M.S.) degree.
Read the articleKristen Shiner McGuire guest on women in music Pink Change Purse podcast episode
Was there a moment in life that made Nazareth's Coordinator of Percussion Studies Kristen Shiner McGuire know that music would be her career? She is a guest, along with WXXI 91.5 classical host Mona Seghatoleslami, on the women in music "Pink Change Purse" podcast episode.
Nazareth's Frank DiMino Casa Italiana receives $1.18 million from the estate of the former co-owner of the Ragu Packing Company
Nazareth University’s Frank DiMino Casa Italiana receives a bequest of $1.18 million from donor Michael Cantisano, a former co-owner of the Ragu Packing Company in Rochester.
Read the articleWhat is patriotism?
How do you describe patriotism? Nazareth's Tim Kneeland, Ph.D., professor of history and political science, is among WalletHub's panel of experts answering the complex question.
Read the articleNazareth announces Spring 2025 Dean's List honorees
Nearly 1,000 students were named to the Dean's List for the spring 2025 semester.
Read the articleYousuf George is named dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts and Design
Nazareth University has selected Yousuf George, Ph.D., as dean of the College of Visual, Performing Arts, and Design.
Read the articleNazareth University’s wide range of academic programs earns it a key Carnegie Classification
Nazareth University’s wide range of academic programs earns it a key Carnegie Classification.
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Three Nazareth students earn Gilman Scholarships to study abroad
Three Nazareth students earn Gilman scholarships to study abroad and gain cultural understanding for their future careers.
Read the articlePreserving a century of botanical history
Amelia Burm ’26 spent a semester gaining archival skills for her future career while preserving a century of botanical history at Nazareth.
Read the articleNazareth University Partners with Finger Lakes Performing Provider System (FLPPS) to Strengthen New York's Health, Behavioral Health, and Social Care Workforce
Nazareth University partners with Finger Lakes Performing Provider System (FLPPS) on the Career Pathways Training (CPT) Program, a state-funded program designed to address workforce shortages in health, behavioral health, and social care sectors across New York State.
Read the articleNazareth hosts mental health career summit for high school students
More than 50 high school students from five area school districts spent a day at Nazareth to learn about various mental health professions.
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Nazareth hosts regional history honor society conference
Nazareth University hosted the Western/Central New York Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Conference in late April.
Read the articleNazareth accounting professor shares advice on credit limits
Nazareth Accounting Professor Eileen Beiter is featured in WalletHub's Credit Limit Guide with advice on how to manage both high and low credit limits.
Read the articleProfessor David Steitz named Lifespan’s recipient of the Carter Catlett Williams Award for Excellence in Aging or Long-term Care Services
David W. Steitz, Ph.D., director of Nazareth University’s gerontology program, receives this year’s Lifespan Carter Catlett Williams Award for Excellence in Aging or Long-term Care Service.
Read the articleNazareth University sees record interest in nursing applications
Nazareth University sees record interest in nursing applications and significant growth in first-generation and out-of-state applicants for Class of 2029.
Read the articleNazareth launches cutting-edge M.S. in Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
Nazareth launches a Master of Science (M.S.) in Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence to equip professionals with the skills to lead in an AI-powered business landscape.
Read the articleNazareth Director of the Institute for Responsible Technology talks about kids and AI on WXXI
Is it OK for kids to become friends with chatbots? Nazareth's Jeffrey Allan, Ph.D., director of the Institute for Responsible Technology and assistant professor in the School of Business and Leadership is a panelist on WXXI.
Read the articleNazareth student composer attends the world premiere of his musical composition in Atlanta
Nazareth music composition student Aaron Soltis '25 is attending the world premiere of his piece The Odyssey of the Seafarer in Atlanta.
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