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Alvernia News
Black History Month at Alvernia
Join us for this month's events on campus and in the community
Alvernia launches online M.S. in Engineering Management
Program bridges engineering expertise with leadership skills to meet industry demand
Alvernia’s O’Pake Institute receives funding for bilingual financial empowerment series
Neighborhood Assistance Tax Credit Program funded initiative to promote financial literacy for Berks County businesses and entrepreneurs
ÎçÒ¹¸£Àû¾«Æ·¸£Àû and Schuylkill YMCA partner for Pottsville expansion
Partnership to double YMCA gymnastics program capacity and drive economic growth in downtown Pottsville
Berks Biomedical Innovation Collaborative hosts inaugural Bioscience in Berks Conference
Local and regional experts discuss innovations in life science and healthcare in Berks County
Alvernia announces fall 2024 Dean's List
765 students applauded for academic excellence
Alvernia servant leaders support students in need in Dominican Republic
Students, faculty and staff spend Alternative Break with Bernardine Sisters in Santo Domingo
TExpL® Institute establishes open cohort
Teachers at any school district are eligible to enroll in graduate-level professional development
