Janet Kacskos

This holiday season marks the 10th consecutive year that Millersville University police are organizing a Toys for Tots drive. Toys for Tots, a not-for-profit charity run by the United States Marine Corps Reserve, […]

For the fifth year in a row, there will not be an increase in housing costs for Millersville University students. The Council of Trustees, at their meeting on Dec. 14, voted to maintain the same rate from 2022-23 […]

Millersville University held its first in-person December graduation ceremony since 2019 on December 11 at 2 p.m. in the Pucillo Gymnasium. For the first time in our history, the ceremony included masters and […]

Millersville University is once again featured in the Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges! The Princeton Review has compiled its list of sustainable schools online since 2010, and Millersville University h […]

Six undergraduate students have been awarded for their hard work in the Department of Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology and in the Department of Art and Design. 

As a packaging engineering technology […]

The Glorious Sounds of the Season concert returns for its 17th year. The scholarship fundraising concert will be held in the Clair Performance Hall in the Winter Visual & Performing Arts Center. There are three […]

Dr. Daniel A. Wubah, president of Millersville University, was recently elected to the Board of Directors of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. Wubah was elected earlier this month during […]

Black Friday and Cyber Monday mark the unofficial start to the holiday season. Whether you find the holidays joyful or stressful, the COVID-19 pandemic impacted how many of us shop. 

Dr. Lexi Hutto, associate […]

The department of Applied Engineering, Safety and Technology at Millersville University was recently granted $5,000 by the Gene Haas Foundation.  

Dr. Alex Johnson, an assistant professor at the University, a […]

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The annual Gerald and Susan Eckert Philanthropic Service Award ceremony held this month honored Lois Morgan ′54, M. Diane Koken ′72 and John K. Herr III. 

The presentation in the Eckert Art Gallery, loca […]

Unemployed and underemployed residents in the Quarryville area will continue to receive computer and digital literacy training, thanks to a grant to Millersville University. The University received a $45,000 […]

Every year on November 11, Veterans Day is observed to honor military veterans who have served in the United States Armed Forces. This year, the Millersville University Veterans Resource Center is aiming to honor […]

Carolyn Rittenhouse is a first-generation college student, Millersville University alumna (‘12, M’18), the department secretary in the Department of Educational Foundations, and she is also an enrolled member of […]

An author, speaker and educator who depicts the experiences of young African Americans will be the keynote at this year’s Hazel L. Jackson lecture at Millersville University. On Thursday, November 3, Kwame A […]

November is Native American Heritage Month, and in preparation, Millersville University released a Land Acknowledgment statement.  

A Land Acknowledgment is a statement with the purpose of recognizing the […]

Looking for the perfect outfit to win any costume contest this Halloween season? The Costume Shop at Millersville University has you covered. Located in Jefferson Hall, the shop stores over 25,000 costumes and […]

Rebecca Boyer is the new director of online programs at Millersville University.

Boyer has worked for Millersville for five years. Previously, she was the online programs admissions counselor. As director, […]