Friday, March 13th, 2026
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Celebrating Women on March 18

Free lunch, totes, performances, cupcakes and a market featuring women-owned local businesses await attendees of the free event on March 18.

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PASSHE Student Affairs Conference Returns to Millersville

Anchored in the theme “United in Purpose, Grounded in Community,” this year’s conference brings together higher education professionals and students.

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Alumni Career Panel Share Stories, Insights and Perspectives

The discussion, an annual event sponsored by the Career Center, was followed by a dinner during which students could share time with the five alumni.

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MU ACMO Presents “Into the Woods” in March

“Into the Woods” is a 1986 musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine.

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MU Hosts PA Central Region Science Olympiad on March 28

The public is welcome to watch events that take place in Pucillo Gymnasium from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.: Boomilever, Bungee Drop, Electric Vehicle, Helicopter, Hovercraft, Mission Possible, Robot Tour and Scrambler.

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Olympic Marauders

Hear from two Millersville University alumni who were stationed stateside and on the ground in Italy with NBC to cover 2026 Winter Olympics.

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MU Grad, Warwick Principal Discusses Building Resiliency on March 26

She is passionate about ensuring everyone understands the impacts of childhood trauma and works tirelessly to develop necessary supports for those impacted by trauma.

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From Millersville to Yale: Dr. Michael Parker ’12

“The part of science I find intriguing is the unknown,” says Dr. Michael Parker ’12.

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50 years at Millersville University: Rita Miller’s Story

“That’s why we’re here,” she says, “to make a difference in students’ lives by adding value. That is our central function, and there’s nothing that’s more gratifying.”

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Creating a Pipeline of Future Teachers

“The Future Educator Pathway is more than a program – it’s a commitment to equity, excellence and community,” says Dr. Lara Willox.

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Save the Bees: MU Alum Does his Part

“You must create your own opportunities and call your own shots. Opportunities rarely fall into your lap,” says Dr. Frank Rinkevich ‘02.

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Alum Wins Grad Student Teaching Award

“Don’t be afraid to ask for help or wisdom,” she advises. “Go the extra mile. Volunteer for outreach, do an internship, work hard in your research and seek other extracurricular opportunities, if possible.”