Homecoming/Family Weekend Mass

Please join us for a virtual information session to learn more about the Froelich School of Nursing (FSoN) and our cutting-edge Post-Bachelor's Accelerated Nursing Track. You will learn about our hybrid curriculum delivery model, prerequisites/admission requirements, and the application process.  Throughout this webinar you'll have the opportunity to chat with FSoN facial faculty. Link to register: https://apply.assumption.edu/register/?id=76d3042d-7542-4e6b-8121-043e6032121c&_ga=2.113582863.986137287.1662474246-13722809.1658768027

The Assumption University Graduate School Fair is an opportunity for current undergraduate students to talk with admissions representatives from graduate programs in business, healthcare, natural sciences, counseling, and education.Ê While there is no dress code for students, business casual dress is strongly recommended to make a good first impression.Ê Students do not need to pre-register or RSVP.Ê

The Assumption University Concert Band will perform a Halloween concert on October 20th at 8:00pm in Curtis Performance Hall. The performance will include the music from composers Berlioz, Greig, Reineke, and Mel Brooks! This event is free , open to the public, and sponsored by the Assumption University Department of Art & Music.

Join ALANA for CCC Sounds!

For over 50 years Mass NOW has been a member-led organization fighting for gender equity throughout the Commonwealth. Over the last 10 years they've led intersectional, cross-sector coalitions to pass policy like the Anti Shackling Ban in 2014, the Pay Equity Bill in 2016, and are currently leading the Massachusetts Menstrual Equity Coalition (MME Coalition) to end period poverty across the Commonwealth. Join Mass NOW Executive Director Sasha Goodfriend for a lecture on how to join the fight for true wage equity throughout Massachusetts.æ

Learn how extraordinarily creative religious women achieved international success and notoriety in Medieval Europe. Gennifer Dorgan Adjunct Professor in Modern and Classical Languages at Assumption University. “Learning to Write about God: Bilingual Women in Medieval Germany” . A lecture sponsored by the Medieval and Early Modern Studies Program and the Office of the Provost. Drinks and Refreshments will be served in the Testa Atrium following the lecture.