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The newest alumni of ������Ƶ’s School of Health Sciences were encouraged to ground their careers in human relationships, compassion and purpose during a Commencement ceremony attended by hundreds of close family and friends.

Lavender Celebration, ¡Celebremos! and Donning of the Kente united 2025 graduates from the School of Law and School of Health Sciences to honor the influence of relationships, culture and authenticity in their academic and professional achievements.

President Connie Book of ������Ƶ and Acting President Jesse Cureton of Queens University of Charlotte hosted lunch for residents of the city’s Myers Park neighborhood, followed later with Book leading a town hall for ������Ƶ alumni who call Charlotte their home.

Hand-decorated postcards of support and affirmation sent to public health alumni

The 2025-26 Los Angeles Alumni Short Film Grant competition was open to all Los Angeles-based ������Ƶ alumni to submit proposals this past fall for consideration for production funding.

From national conference presentations to industry-driven research projects, students in ������Ƶ’s Sports Media Lab are gaining hands-on experience with major sport organizations.

Learn more about the efforts of the two administrative leaders who are researching the physical campus and technology infrastructure that will shape the future of ������Ƶ and Queens University of Charlotte as they prepare for the intended merger. 

What’s worse than being stranded on a deserted island? Stranded on that island with your ex. That’s the idea that got Annie McQuaid ‘06 writing her debut novel, “Crash Landing,” published through Avon, an imprint of HarperCollins.

Calkins’ fictional detective podcast earned Best New Podcast at the International Student Broadcasting Championship, a global competition featuring top student creators from Europe, Australia and the United States.

Learn more about the work of the two campus leaders who are researching the respective approaches to finance and administration at ������Ƶ and Queens University of Charlotte in the lead-up to a merger between the two institutions.