Public Safety Winter Weather Warning

A Code Blue Weather Emergency remains in effect through 9:00am Tuesday, March 3, 2026. Be sure to sign up for campus text alerts, use the Raven Safe App, review our Power Outage Preparation Safety Tips, and login to Canvas for additional information for students.

Dining Services – Spring Break!

There is no menu this week due to Spring Break. Next week, check out the weekly menu to see when your favorites are cooking in the Cardinal Dining Hall!

Women’s History Month

March is Women’s History Month. Learn more in the Cultural Heritage Gallery. Campus Ministry will feature a slide on the tv screen in the lobby of the Sharon Latchaw Hirsh Community Center each week this month.

This week, we honor Margaret “Marge” “Poncho” Villa-Cryan (December 21, 1924 – December 14, 2023): American baseball player of Mexican American descent; played for the Kenosha Comets 1946 – 1950; set all time records for most runs batted in and total bases in one game; featured in Women in Baseball display in Cooperstown. 

March Student of the Month Nominations Open

The Rosemont College March Student of the Month Award recognizes students for their outstanding contributions to our academic community. Nominations open March 1, 2026, and will be collected by Student Affairs through March 31, 2026. We encourage you to submit a nomination and help us celebrate the achievements of our students.

The Student of the Month for February will be announced on March 9, 2026.

Cultural Heritage Gallery Spring Events

We invite you to review and attend our engaging schedule of Cultural Heritage Gallery Spring Events continuing through May 1, 2026. The Cultural Heritage Gallery acknowledges Women’s History Month in the month of March from March 1st through March 31st.

These programs highlight art, history, faith, and global traditions. Together, they reflect Rosemont’s commitment to cultural learning and community connection. The Cultural Heritage Gallery Spring Events welcome participation from campus and the broader public.

A Place to be Seen, Heard & Supported

The Counseling Center is A Place to be Seen, Heard, and Supported. It’s open Monday through Friday, 9:00am – 4:00pm. Starting March 2nd, the Counseling Center will share weekly reflections and practical tools to support wellbeing, and growth. Sam Keller leads this initiative with the support of the Counseling Center team, including Thomas DeGeorge, PhD, LPC, and Robert Pina, LPC. Together, they bring clinical expertise and a strong commitment to student care.

The first issue, And Then It Was March, features tips to help move into this new Spring season.

Campus Ministry Updates

From weekly features in honor of Women’s History Month starting March 2nd in the Community Center to an inspiring display in honor of five women of God in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception March 11 – 31, 2026 to the annual Seder March 18, in the Community Center, there’s too much good news to fit here. Explore this week’s Campus Ministry Updates for March 2, 2026 for full details!

Spring Break: No mass for March 8, 2026. We will resume meeting for Mass at Our Mother of Good Counsel Church on March 15 at 11:15 in front of our Rosemont College chapel.

Photography Exhibit by Mark Campbell

Rosemont College proudly announces an upcoming exhibition featuring interdisciplinary artist Mark Campbell. The exhibition will be held in the Patricia Nugent Gallery from March 5th through April 13th.

A special reception will take place on March 14, 2026, from 3:00pm to 5:00pm.

Annual Dennis Farm Forum

Rosemont College proudly highlights its recent engagement with The Dennis Farm Charitable Land Trust and the historic Dennis Farm. On February 7, 2026 students and faculty attended the annual forum, Fostering racial understanding: It begins with each of us, at the Museum of the American Revolution. Members of the Rosemont College Black Student Union joined the experience.

Student Work Group in Partnership with Villanova

Rosemont College proudly highlights the leadership of its Student Representatives, Madison Morton and Angelo Ciammetti. These two students serve on the Student Affairs Work Group in partnership with Villanova University. Together, they help Rosemont navigate the ongoing merger process with clarity and collaboration.

Madison and Angelo participated in a Q&A to share with the Rosemont community their experiences and roles working with Villanova.

Alumni Achievement: Captain Gavin Nelson

Rosemont College proudly shares another inspiring alumni success story. Gavin Nelson, an outstanding graduate of the Criminal Justice program, has earned promotion to Captain in the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia. Click the photo or the link above to learn more about how this achievement reflects years of dedication, leadership, and service.

SHCJ Monthly Meditation Open to All

Campus Ministry invites the Rosemont community to participate in a Monthly Meditation offered through the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. Each month, the Society shares a meditation video accompanied by reflection questions that help build a community of faith. This initiative strengthens the spiritual life of Rosemont College and deepens connections across campus.

Student Engagement: Werewolf Game & Pizza Night

Student Engagement invites you to Werewolf Game & Pizza Night: a pizza party packed with mystery, strategy, and laughs! Join us Tuesday, March 10th at 5:30pm in the Raven’s Nest Cafe, where secret roles (Villager? Werewolf? Seer?) lead to epic debates, bluffs, and surprises as you figure out who’s really devouring the village.

It’s the perfect way to make friends, sharpen your wits, and unwind with classmates. Click the image or the link above to access the full article for more details!

Five Luminous Women of God

Campus Ministry proudly invites students, faculty, staff, and visitors to reflect on faith, justice, and leadership by visiting an inspiritng display honoring Five Luminous Women of God from March 11 – 31, 2026 in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. The special exhibit honors five courageous women on the road to sainthood.

This inspiring display honors Julia Greeley, Henriette Delille, Venerable Mary Lange, Thea Bowman, and Dorothy Day. Each woman demonstrated extraordinary courage in the face of injustice. Taken together, their lives span more than 200 years, from 1784 to 1990. Pay a visit to the chapel to see portraits of these five extraordinary women and learn their stories.

NARCAN® Community Training (Lunch Served)

Rosemont College invites faculty, staff, and students to attend an upcoming Narcan® (naloxone) Training on March 12, 2026 at 12:00pm in the Library Commons. This important session supports campus safety, addiction awareness, and collaboration.

Pizza will be provided for all participants.

Alumni Student Speed Networking

Rosemont College is proud to host an Alumni Student Speed Networking event on March 12, 2026. This engaging program supports student career growth and professional exploration. The event reflects Rosemont’s commitment to meaningful connections and lifelong learning.

Putting the CREATIVE Back Into Creative Nonfiction Online Workshop

Pool Tournament (Refreshments Included)

Student Engagement invites students to take part in a Pool Tournament on March 16, 2026 at 7:00pm in Alumnae Hall. This exciting campus event offers students a chance to showcase their skills, connect with peers, and enjoy a night of friendly competition.

Food and drinks will be provided for all attendees!

Senior Formal Photos

Rosemont College proudly invites graduating students to take part in the official 2026 Senior Photos sessions Monday & Tuesday, March 16th & 17th. The Senior Portraits sessions will take place on campus in the Sharon Latchaw Hirsh Community Center. Students can choose a time that fits their schedule.

Annual Seder Supper & Gathering

Campus Ministry invites alumnae, students, and friends of the community to attend a meaningful and welcoming Seder supper on March 18, 2026, a signature tradition that reflects faith, learning, and shared values. This annual gathering offers a space for reflection, remembrance, and connection across generations.

2026 Patrick Herman Garden Opening Ceremony

Rosemont College will hold the 2026 Opening Ceremony of the Patrick Herman Memorial Garden on March 20, 2026 at 12:00pm. The community will first gather outside the Community Center mailroom for the traditional walking of the bike to the garden.

The event invites students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends to gather in community and reflection. This ceremony marks the official reopening of the garden for the spring season.

Character & Conflict Masterclass (Lunch Served)

Student Engagement WINGO!

Rosemont College Student Engagement is proud to announce the return of Wingo on March 23, 2026, at 7:00pm in the Cardinal Dining Hall. This exciting evening invites students to gather for a lively combination of wings and bingo. 

There is no purchase or payment of any kind required to enter or win.

Cultural Heritage Gallery: Rosemont's Irish History

Rosemont College proudly announces two engaging presentations that highlight the rich Irish History woven into the fabric of Rosemont College. On March 25, 2026, the Cultural Heritage Gallery will present two dynamic programs exploring the people, traditions, and Irish stories that have shaped Rosemont College history. 

All Bones Considered: 52 Laurel Hill Women begins at 3:30pm in Main Building. Between presentations, guests will enjoy food, beverages and Irish music. The afternoon will continue with The Hooves on the Hill: Irish Equestrian Heritage, a presentation highlighting the Sinnott family, the Rosemont Equestrian Club, the McShains, and the College's storied architecture and buildings.

Memoir as Literary Nonfiction Masterclass (Lunch Served)

Campus Philly Career Event

Rosemont College encourages students to attend an upcoming Campus Philly Career Event this spring. The event will take place on April 22, 2026, from 5:00 – 7:30pm. The Career Event brings together employers, graduate programs, and public service organizations. Students can learn about many career paths in one setting. They can also practice professional communication skills.

Goldmines: Digging Deep to Find Writing Gems Masterclass (Lunch Included)

2026 Golden Rose Mass & Luncheon

Rosemont College warmly invites its cherished alumnae to the annual 2026 Golden Rose Mass and Luncheon on Friday, May 1, 2026. This beloved tradition honors graduates who have reached the milestone of 50 years since their graduation. The event serves as a heartfelt tribute to the lasting bonds, achievements, and memories shared by our alumnae.

Don’t Diss Me, I’m Able Masterclass (Lunch Included)

Save the Date: Commencement 2026

Rosemont College announces plans for Rosemont Commencement 2026. Mark your calendars for Thursday, May 14th, 2026, and explore Commencement volunteer opportunities!

Study Abroad Spain – Total Solar Eclipse!

Learn about and sign up for Study Abroad Spain, August 7, 2026 for 7 or 10 days to catch the eclipse on August 12, 2026. Explore all study abroad opportunities.

Student Career Services Portal

The iWay Career Services Portal, a new digital resource designed to support student success and career readiness is available now. This innovative platform offers centralized access to career tools, guidance, and professional development resources for all students.

Student & Alumni Internship Opportunities

Rosemont College is pleased to share two exciting 2026 Internship Opportunities designed to help students and recent graduates gain meaningful professional experience. These opportunities support career exploration, skill development, and both global and public service engagement.

Student Health Leadership: Terah Pendleton

Rosemont College proudly recognizes Terah Pendleton for her commitment to health awareness and student wellness. Terah serves as a work study student with a strong interest in supporting the well-being of her peers.

Faculty Spotlight: Lucie McDonald

Meet Lucie McDonald, Rosemont College’s inspiring adjunct professor whose 30+ years of championing diversity and equity—fueled by her Navy adventures, profound deafness journey, and transformative work with African sisters—turns teaching into a “labor of love” that sparks global change and mutual growth: discover her powerful story now!

Faculty Spotlight: Key Coleman

Meet Key Coleman, Rosemont College’s passionate finance professor whose journey from entrepreneur to educator ignites students’ potential in accounting, investments, and business analytics, turning small classes into big successes and inspiring exponential growth: uncover his “success that adds up” story now!

Save the Date: Reunion 2026

Rosemont College announces plans for Rosemont Reunion 2026. This signature event will bring alumni back to campus for a memorable weekend of connection and celebration. The Reunion will take place from October 2 – 4, 2026. Rosemont looks forward to welcoming graduates home for this special occasion.

Writer’s Studio

Explore all the latest and upcoming Writer’s Studio opportunities that are OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

Reserve your spot early – spaces are intentionally limited and go fast!

Don't Forget...

• Athletics: View full schedule at Rosemont-Ravens.com
• Center for Teaching & Learning: Faculty are invited to login to the Center for Teaching & Learning to access new, practical, & robust resources including the CTL newsletter.
• Counseling Center: Learn more about Counseling resources and how to schedule an appointment.
• Food Pantry: A resource for all community members. Open daily 6:00am – 9:00pm and from 10:00am – 6:00pm on weekends. (Lower level of the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception).
• Prayer Room: Located on the second floor of the Gertrude Kistler Memorial Library.
• Stay Informed: Remember to sign up for Campus Text Alerts.
• Careers at Rosemont: Check the latest listings for career opportunities. If you know someone who would be a good fit, please encourage them to learn more from Human Resources and apply.
• Giving: Make an IMPACT at Rosemont with a gift today!