Friday, May 16th, 2025
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50K Grant for Special Ed Cert

“This grant helps us to recruit local talents to pursue a career in special education at MU,” says Dr. Deborah Tamakloe.

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Meet the Class of 2025

It’s time to say goodbye to the class of 2025. A few of our over 1,000 graduates share some of their favorite memories from their time at Millersville University.

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End of Semester Festival Returns

The Wild West Superfest will return to campus on May 3. The first 500 students present will receive a free bag, T-shirt and tickets for food trucks, like the Little Cotton Cart, Pip & Lily’s, Lancaster Burger co., Foltz Pretzels and Penny’s Ice Cream.

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Conference on Reducing Community, School Violence Coming to MU

“This year’s focus on building safer communities reflects our institution’s commitment to fostering environments where everyone can live, learn, and thrive without fear of violence.”

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Shear Up! MU Students Learn Beyond the Classroom

A group of Millersville students studying animal behavior got the opportunity to assist with sheep-shearing as a part of their class with Dr. Dominque Didier.

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Trash Clean-Up Day on April 25

“By collecting litter and preventing debris from entering local waterways, participants contribute to protecting wildlife and promoting a healthier ecosystem.”

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3 Alumni to Speak at Commencement

Nearly 1,000 students will become alumni of Millersville University this May.

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Student Project Launches Weather Balloon

The launches were a part of Project TILTTING.

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8th Annual Disability Pride

“Disability Pride Days . . . are a bold affirmation that disability is an essential part of our campus community and human diversity.”

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Helicopter Landings on Campus [Canceled]

The CH-47 Chinook helicopter will conduct multiple landings on campus for ROTC training.

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Abby Norman Named Student Liaison to Millersville Borough

“My job is to make sure student voices are heard by the Borough Council.”

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Inspiring Girls to Study STEM

Nearly 200 high school girls will come to campus to learn first-hand from women STEM professionals.