Spring-Summer 2016 News from Arcadia University Magazine
Celebrating Our 2016 Graduates
More than 1,000 students earned degrees at commencement ceremonies on May 19 and 20.
In the Spring/Summer 2016 Issue
Q&A with New Provost Dr. John Hoffman
I understand the Arcadia legacy and am committed to ensuring that future generations of Arcadia students are able to have the same types of experiences. - Dr. John Hoffman After a national search, Dr. John Hoffman w...
Alumni Mentors Help Students Form Career Goals and Connections
I cannot stress enough the importance of having a mentor. - Sara DiVello ’99 Professional insight, career exploration, and personal relationships: That’s what Arcadia students earn when they take advantage ...
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A Look Back
Celebrating 15 Years as Arcadia University
Beaver Female Seminary has evolved in many ways since its founding in 1853. Awarded collegiate status in 1872, the institution was renamed Beaver College, relocated to Jenkintown after more than 70 years in Beaver, Pa., and eventually settled at the Harrison Estate in Glenside.
One of the most significant changes was implemented 15 years ago, when the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania granted the institution university status. Renamed in July 2001, Arcadia University continues to uphold Beaver College’s long-established commitment to academic excellence, community engagement, and global learning.
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