January Student of the Month Nominations Open

The Rosemont College Student of the Month Award recognizes students for their outstanding contributions to our academic community. Nominations open today, January 12th, 2026, and will be collected by Student Affairs throughout the month. The Student of the Month for January will be announced on February 4th, 2026.

January Cultural Heritage Gallery Spring Events

Engaging schedule of Cultural Heritage Gallery spring events from January through May 2026. These programs highlight art, history, faith, and global traditions. Together, they reflect Rosemont commitment to cultural learning and community connection. The Cultural Heritage Gallery spring events welcome participation from campus and the broader public.

Monday, January 12, 2026

Final Grades Due Winter Intersession & First Day of Class Spring Term

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Grades Released to Students

Thursday, January 15, 2026

Add/Drop Ends Session I

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s 97th Birthday

Thursday, January 15th is the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. who was born 97 years ago in 1929 in Atlanta. We will honor the memory of Dr. King with two events:

• Monday, January 19th there is a service opportunity at Face to Face Germantown from 10:30am to 3:30pm.  E-mail [email protected] to sign up.
• Tuesday, January 20th there will be dinner and a showing of the movie “Selma” in the Dining Hall from 7 – 9pm.

Cornelia Connelly’s 217th Birthday

Thursday, January 15th is the birthday of Cornelia Connelly who was born 217 years ago in 1809 in Philadelphia.

Sunday Mass

When: Sunday, January 18, 11:30am
Where: Our Mother of Good Counsel Church
Details: Meet in front of our Chapel of the Immaculate Conception at 11:15am if you need a ride

Dining Services

Check out the weekly menu to see when your favorites are cooking in the Cardinal Dining Hall!

Collaborative 23 Art Exhibit & Reception 

Rosemont welcomes its newest exhibit, Collaborative 23: Artists in sync with Francine Shore. This dynamic showcase is open in the Patricia M. Nugent Gallery through Monday, January 19, 2026.

Sports Clubs

Are you interested in playing a sport? Students – let us know what you would like to do or play. Staff – let us know how you can help.

Rosemont Student Athlete Drafted to Pro Baseball

We’re celebrating a historic Rosemont College moment: Gisella Schiano is going pro! As one of the first players selected for the Women’s Professional Baseball League in its debut season, Gisella continues Rosemont’s proud tradition of Rosemont College women breaking new ground.

Faculty Spotlight: Carla Spataro

Carla Spotaro teaches a vast variety of classes in the MFA creative writing program at Rosemont. These include crafting and constructing novels, content and form in fiction, novel workshop, seminar in short story. Her adoration of teaching is felt by all her students, and she pours all of her efforts into every class. She explains, “I feel like whatever I happen to be teaching at that particular time is my favorite [class].”

Professor Emeritus Richard A. Leiby Publishes Book

Rosemont College proudly announces the publication of 1947 Making the World Over, a major new work by Professor Emeritus of History, Richard Leiby. The book represents more than fifteen years of dedicated research in prominent archives across the United States and the United Kingdom. Some of his travel to archival sites was supported by Connelly grants that he received while serving as a member of the Rosemont faculty.

Faculty Spotlight: Joanne Campbell

Joanne Campbell is assistant professor of sociology, head of department for sociology and criminology, and the director of the Cultural Heritage Gallery. Her long history with Rosemont coincides with the passions she shares with her students, whether they are on campus, or halfway across the world studying fascinating connections with the college.

Alumna in the Spotlight: Amber Lunderman

Learn about Lunderman’s work on the nationally acclaimed novel Why the Birds Fly Back.

Download the Raven Safe App

Learn more and download the Raven Safe app for delays, closures, and events affecting campus.

Women in Glass: The Saints of the Rosemont Chapel 

Join a riveting presentation by the Cultural Heritage Gallery on Wednesday, January 28th, 4:30pm in Main Building for art, architecture, history, tours, and stories behind the chapel’s stained glass. This event will offer a special focus on St. Brigid and an open call for St. Brigid art submissions for display.

Study Abroad Ireland 

Learn about and sign up for Study Abroad Ireland, February 26 – March 9, 2026. Explore all study abroad opportunities.

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).
• Galleries: Explore exhibits in the Patricia M. Nugent art gallery, and discover the world in the Cultural Heritage Gallery located inside the Gertrude Kistler Memorial Library!
• Prayer Room: Located on the second floor of the Gertrude Kistler Memorial Library.
• Stay Informed: Remember to sign up for Campus Text Alerts.
• Employment Opportunities: Explore current openings & 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!