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Madison Willard is working toward her bachelor’s degree in psychology and says, “I always wanted to study psychology because I wanted to understand human behavior.” Specifically, she explains; she wanted […]
Isabela Scordo is a Millersville student set to graduate in the fall of 2027. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in entertainment technology and an additional undergraduate degree in K-12 art education, as well as a minor in English. Over the summer break, Isabela completed an internship with […]
Check out the list of Millersville University’s Dean’s List recipients for the spring 2026 semester.
Archaeology professor Dr. Timothy Trussell leads Millersville students on a dig to unearth what may be Lancaster’s oldest tavern.
“Fostering a sense of belonging among all of our students is critical to their success in the classroom, and the success of the campus community as a whole,” says Carlos Wiley.
A football game, live music, a block party, Maker’s Market, class reunions, trolley tours and more are a part of MU’s 2025 Homecoming.
What does the data tell us about Millersville’s incoming students?
“The students who lead Aevidum aren’t just talking about change; they are actively creating it,” says Danielle Croft.
A closer look at what’s new and what’s to come from Millersville University Dining and Catering Services in 2025.
The project, called “Don’t Forget the M!: Equity in STEM Through Culturally Responsive Engagements for Young Learners and Their Families,” focuses on reaching young learners through fun, educational activities.
Looking for an economical travel option? Want to lessen your carbon footprint? Lancaster’s Red Rose Transit Authority gives MU students free access to public transportation.
Over 100 volunteers are needed to fill a variety of roles for the Millersville Parade on Saturday, Sept. 21.
“I actually did my first ever legit play through University Theatre at Millersville,” shares Ashley Calderon (@_ashleycalderon), talking about a part she played in MU’s 2021 production of “Love and Information.” That was just five short years ago, and now, the 2023 alumna has landed a role in the upcoming national tour of the original Broadway show @boopthemusical.<br /> <br /> The show follows the iconic Betty Boop, who longs for an ordinary day off from fame in her black-and-white world and ends up on an adventure in New York City. Calderon will portray Trisha, who she describes as, “a very bubbly and excited teenage girl who loves Betty and everything she stands for. She starts off the show in just about every kind of Boop merch you can think of and then gets to meet and befriend the real Betty Boop!” She also notes the character has, “AMAZING costumes designed by Gregg Barnes, a three-time Tony Award winner, and it’s one of my favorite parts of the character.” <br /> <br /> What brought Calderon to Millersville? “I moved to Lancaster in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic because of my theatre friends that lived here. When I turned 24 the following year, I knew wanted to go back to school and start a career for myself before I turned 30.” <br /> <br /> Millersville turned out to be the perfect fit, and as Calderon reflects on her time at Millersville, she shares, “I am glad I made the decision to go back to school when I did. I’m thankful that I had the chance to learn from Jonathan Strayer, associate professor and director of dramatics at MU, and for the friends I made through ACMO and the music and theatre departments. It was a big part of my life for four years, and I do really cherish the experiences I had at Millersville University."<br /> <br /> For those hoping to catch a glimpse of her on the stage as Trisha, the national tour of “Boop! The Musical” begins in Rochester, New York; Lancaster locals can catch it at its Philadelphia stop from Nov. 17 to 29.
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