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With the support of the �鶹��ý���� community, a switched major led Miriam Aguirre ’24 to her career path in public relations.

�鶹��ý����’s MBA program helped Kevin Thwala ’21 MBA advance his career from software engineer to project manager. As a new member of the Black Alumni Advisory Council (that he supports with recurring giving), and member of the Recent Alumni Network – Thwala hopes to inspire and lift up the aspirations of the next generation of �鶹��ý���� students.

Golf outing raises more than $150,000 for student athletes

�鶹��ý���� welcomed thousands of alumni back to campus along with faculty, staff and students for Homecoming 2025.

Finding her voice: Inspired by how music helped her grandmother, Alyssa Muñiz uses her musical talents to help people with Alzheimer’s, disabilities and trauma

Join us at Homecoming on September 27 for a timely discussion as President Jonathan Koppell and Steve Adubato, PhD cover topics ranging from the importance of bold leadership to the state of American media to the role of Universities in fostering a civically engaged populace. This will be a taping for “Think Tank with Steve Adubato” that will air on PBS.

�鶹��ý���� alumni Andrew Bishop ’25, Michelle Guerra ’24 and Jayda Dizon ’25 were awarded the New Jersey Distinguished Clinical Intern & Cooperating Teacher Awards.

Homecoming at �鶹��ý���� carries special meaning for Nakia (Kia) Swinton ’16. As an engaged alumna, she followed in the footsteps of her father, the late Stephen Swinton ’87, while crafting a �鶹��ý���� legacy all her own.

Whether you’re five years out or fifty, the �鶹��ý���� spirit never fades—and neither does your impact. Volunteering is one of the most meaningful ways alumni can stay connected to their alma mater while giving back to the community that helped shape their journey.