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Remembrance and Reflection: Ville’s 40th Holocaust Conference

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Yossi Klein Halevi is a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem.

Millersville’s University’s 40th Holocaust Conference will be held in April. with the Alan and Linda Loss Keynote Lecture on April 1.

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Supporting the Farm in the Classroom

A man in a Hawaiian shirt is talking to a group of students, all in navy blue shirts in a greenhouse.
Dr. Chris Hardy (far left) talks to students in the greenhouse on campus.

The competition will include hydroponics, a soil-less gardening method that supports the growth of plants through nutrient-rich water.

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‘Ville’s Dr. Moyer Selected for LEAD Program

A group of approximately 22 women pose together in a well-lit conference space with a modern wood-paneled wall in the background. The individuals are dressed in business or business-casual attire, with a variety of colors and styles. Some wear blazers, dresses, or patterned outfits, while others wear solid colors. They stand close together, smiling at the camera. The carpeted floor features a geometric pattern, and soft natural light casts onto the group from the right side of the image.
Dr. Susan Moyer and the other people selected for the LEAD program.

Dr. Susan Moyer selected for the National League for Nursing 2025 LEAD program.

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MU Alumna Competes in Special Olympics, Wins Bronze

A female athlete with light skin and curly blonde hair is seen wearing a red cap with "Special Olympics USA" written on it. She is dressed in a white and blue winter sports jacket with the number "105" printed on the sleeve. She has a bronze medal around her neck, which is attached to a blue ribbon featuring the Special Olympics logo. She is smiling gently and waving with her right hand while standing against a dark blue background with light snowfall.
Tamsin Hircock sports her bronze medal. Image courtesy of Special Olympics Pennsylvania.

Millersville graduate Tamsin Hircock was chosen to represent the U.S. at the 2025 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Turin, Italy.

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Using LEGO Bricks to Teach STEM

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Liz Rickrode is helping with the workshop which will use LEGO Spike Essentials materials.

STEM focused workshop using LEGO Spike Essentials materials suited for education majors on March 18.

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Faculty/Staff Activities

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Kelsey Madas and Marissa Farmer received a Keystone Award from PRSA.

From UN sessions to inaugurations, certifications, trainings and speaking engagements, faculty and staff at the ‘Ville have been busy.

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Warfel Center for International Programs and Services

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Michael Warfel at the dedication and naming of the Michael G. Warfel ’84 Center for International Programs and Services.

Millersville holds dedication and naming of the Michael G. Warfel ’84 Center for International Programs and Services.

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Jesse Krimes – Keynote for Conrad Nelson Lecture

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Jesse Krimes, photo by Joe Frantz

Conrad Nelson keynote and alum Jesse Krimes earned an Emmy Award for his documentary “Art and Krimes by Krimes.”

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Commonsense Investments to Fight Food Insecurity

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Deputy Secretary for Postsecondary and Higher Education Lynette Kuhn and Vice President of Student Affairs at Millersville, Dr. Mary Beth Williams, discuss ways to combat food insecurity.

Thanks to PA Hunger-Free Campus Initiative, Millersville University has set up a SNAP Station to combat food insecurity among students.

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Celebrating Women’s History Month at The ‘Ville

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Free childcare, resources, food trucks and food for thought for attendees

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The Nest: New Commuter Lounge  

A welcoming desk setup at Millersville University’s commuter lounge, "The Nest." The desk has a unique bicycle-inspired design, incorporating black bicycle wheels and a frame beneath the tabletop. A large, asymmetrical mirror hangs on the white brick wall above, reflecting a room with computers. The desk holds various items, including a clipboard with a sign-in sheet, a Millersville University nameplate, informational brochures, a small Buddha statue with moss, and a black lamp with a cone-shaped shade. To the right, a decorative planter with greenery and small lights adds warmth to the setting.
The Nest is now open in the SMC.

Millersville University introduces space in the Student Memorial Center, dedicated to students who commute.

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How MU Raised $1 Million in 1 Day

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Sam Morris, '25 Cygnus Society member, Millersville mascot Skully and president of MU Dr. Daniel A. Wubah at the 2025 One Day Give event at a celebration station.

The 12th Annual One Day Give fundraiser broke records

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STUDENT CLUBS AT MU: Meet the National Society of Black Engineers (@n.s.b.e_mu)!<br /> The Millersville chapter of NSBE is dedicated to increasing minority representation in all STEM fields while introducing local youth to STEM opportunities.<br /> <br /> Club coordinator Milon Burton shares how NSBE has helped him develop essential skills. Through career opportunities, conferences, and project management, he has gained experience in collaboration, networking, leadership, and organization—preparing him for the professional world.<br /> <br /> Burton states, “Overall, NSBE has been a great contributor to my personal and academic growth, and I’m excited to continue my journey with the organization.”<br /> <br /> NSBE hosts numerous exciting events throughout the year. Recently, they held their 3rd annual coat drive. Looking ahead, the chapter will attend the 51st NSBE National Convention in Chicago and participate in the 2nd annual Career Carnival, scheduled for March 25th from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. These events highlight NSBE’s commitment to supporting its members and the broader community while fostering greater representation in STEM fields.<br /> <br /> Burton and the entire NSBE chapter are passionate about closing the gap in minority representation in STEM. Their project, Break Barriers, Build Bridges for STEM, focuses on increasing community outreach and recruiting college students as mentors for middle schoolers. By partnering with the local school district, they aim to spark early interest in #STEM and inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists.
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