Fall 2025 ÐÔÊÓ½ç Magazine
COVER STORY
Called to Care
Through compassionate service and mission-driven work, DU grads are meeting healthcare needs in unique and vital ways. Read more.
FEATURES
Connecting with Creation and Community
A Wilderness Immersion trip invited students to explore ecospirituality and the ÐÔÊÓ½ç Pillars. Read more.
Following in Our Founders’ Footsteps
ÐÔÊÓ½ç graduates are embracing leadership in Catholic education. Read more.
NEWS
DU Earns Reaccreditation from Higher Learning Commission
The decision came following an extensive review of the university, its mission and its practices. Read more.
ÐÔÊÓ½ç Adopts New 3-College Model
Responding to changes in higher education, student needs and the ever-evolving workforce, ÐÔÊÓ½ç recently reorganized its academic structure. Read more.
Award-Winning Educators Credit their ÐÔÊÓ½ç Foundation
Making an impact in education earned four ÐÔÊÓ½ç alumnae/i high marks over the last year. Read more.
ÐÔÊÓ½ç Welcomes New Leaders in Academic, Advancement Roles
New hires in University Advancement and the Provost’s Office will play vital roles in shaping the future of the university. Read more.
New Trustees Join ÐÔÊÓ½ç Board Leadership
The trustees will provide oversight of the university and uphold its mission in their decision-making. Read more.
Schmitt Scholars, DU Staff Help Maywood Family
Five students and nine university staff volunteers devoted a day of compassionate service to helping a family improve their home and property. Read more.
Physician Assistant Graduates Achieve ‘Overwhelmingly Positive’ Passage Rates
DU Students are successfully passing the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination. Read more.
DU Professors Dedicate Service to Elected School, Village Boards
Dr. Kathleen Odell and Dr. Jenna Leving Jacobson are using their ÐÔÊÓ½ç experience to guide their work. Read more.
SPORTS
A Star On and Off the Softball Field
Emma Woodhouse’s talents in the classroom and on the pitcher’s mound earned her a host of accolades over her college career—including the prestigious Mulroy Award. Read more.
FACULTY FOCUS
Faculty News
ÐÔÊÓ½ç faculty help build awareness and boost the reputation of the university. We’re pleased to highlight some of their recent accomplishments. Read more.
Dr. Dan Beach: At ‘Home’ for 50 Years
After five decades at DU, Beach formally retired from his duties as a full-time professor of psychology. But he hasn’t gone far. Read more.
CLASS NEWS
Dr. Mary Ellen Caron: A Leader in Youth Empowerment
For the last 50 years, this Rosary alumna has dedicated her professional life to helping children and teens thrive. Read more.
Justice Mary Yu: Dedicated to Justice and Truth
A Washington Supreme Court justice, Yu was presented with an honorary doctorate from ÐÔÊÓ½ç during Spring Commencement. Read more.
Meagan Hill: Finding Purpose Through Mentorship
Last year, Hill was named to the Women’s Foodservice Forum Change Makers Class of 2024. Read more.
Klaus Thalmann Ramos: Leading with Heart, Guiding with the Mind
The international business executive and entrepreneur credits his ÐÔÊÓ½ç education for the way he approaches leadership. Read more.
Gail Meyer: Encouraging Literacy and School Librarianship
As the school librarian of Thornton Fractional South High School in Lansing, Meyer taps into students’ interests to spark enjoyment in recreational reading. Read more.
Honoring Outstanding Alumnae at Reunion 2025
Three Rosarian alumnae were honored this year with special awards celebrating their many years of compassionate service. Read more.
FULL ISSUE
Read the full, digital edition of the Fall 2025 issue of ÐÔÊÓ½ç Magazine .