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In response to nursing shortages growing more critical every year in Maryland, the leaders of ÁùºÏÍøÖ·´óÈ« in Baltimore and Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg have signed a partnership to enable graduates of Mount St. Mary’s to earn their nursing degrees at ÁùºÏÍøÖ·´óÈ«.

A WJZ video segment on ÁùºÏÍøÖ·´óÈ«'s new partnership with Mount St. Mary's University to help address the nursing shortage, featuring interviews with April Boss '24 and Averee Radonovich '24.

A WMAR video segment on ÁùºÏÍøÖ·´óÈ«'s new partnership with Mount St. Mary's University to help address the nursing shortage, featuring an interview with Averee Radonovich '24

At ÁùºÏÍøÖ·´óÈ« in Baltimore, two rooms hold life-like adult mannequins with the ability to breathe, blink and even sweat. More students may be using these mannequins now that ÁùºÏÍøÖ·´óÈ« and Mount St. Mary’s University are teaming up to smooth the pipeline for nursing students.

Three ÁùºÏÍøÖ·´óÈ« students Jensen Armstrong '26, Anna Choudhary '25, and Eliza Davis '25, along with alumna Amy Rosenkrans '93, D'17, are helping to tell the history of the Woman's Industrial Exchange in Baltimore. The research team is bringing to life the stories of the women entrepreneurs in a project led by the Maryland Women's Heritage Center.

Sr. Kathleen Feeley shares reflections from her third book, How Beautiful!: School Sisters of Notre Dame in Africa: 1970-2020, which recounts the 50-year history of the School Sisters of Notre Dame on the continent.