“It’s a gift for the Sisters to bring back something that meant so much to them,” Fitzgerald said. “I’m also keen on ...

Sister Appreciation Week at Alvernia University is inspired by the deep-rooted values and mission of the Bernardine Sisters, whose presence has shaped the university’s identity. The week’s events are ...

Changing how the university operates and grows Affecting the surrounding community and spurring economic development Helping Alvernia get noticed as an innovative force in higher education John R.

Fitzgerald, Ph.D., Sister John Ann Proach, and Bishop Alfred Schlert celebrate new chimes. President Fitzgerald brings ...

We are a catalyst for regional economic development and a driving force enhancing student experiential learning. Alvernia University is developing a new, innovative model of higher education that ...

Engineering isn’t just about understanding theory — it’s about applying it to solve real-world problems. At Alvernia, students master both the fundamentals of engineering science and the hands-on ...

Bog Turtle Creek Farm is a student-led regenerative agriculture project that was created in response to a need to increase access to healthy, affordable food in the City of Reading. The Community ...

No matter where you are from, we welcome you to Alvernia University as your new home. International Admissions is responsible for providing you support and assistance, not only with your visa process ...

The Research Program allows students to design and conduct their own projects with mentorship and industry-standard tools, fostering independent thinking and essential research skills. Internships and ...

The Academic Success Center (ASC) provides student advising and support services. Located on the first floor of Bernardine Hall Room 105, its team includes professional, administrative, and student ...

The Holleran Center for Community and Global Engagement was established by Dr. Thomas Flynn in 2006, as a vision of Alvernia's future and how the students' coursework and co-curriculum should embrace ...