Our students have been working on projects all semester. Please come to our Annual Liberal Arts Day 2026 to celebrate our students’ creativity and scholarship, view their posters, hear their ideas, ask your questions, and discuss their research.
April 14, 2026
Rosary Hall
2:15-4:00 PM
2026-2027 Academic Calendar
The Dominican University New York women’s bowling team captured its first CACC Tournament Championship on Sunday, March 22, 2026, with a 2-0 victory in the Championship Final round against the #3 seed Felician University.
For the first time in program history, Dominican takes home the CACC title as the Lady Chargers were seeded #1 for the tournament and remained in the winners bracket throughout competition. This is the third season that Dominican has had a bowling team.
With their first ever CACC Tournament Championship, the Lady Chargers earn their first automatic bid into the NCAA National Collegiate Bowling Tournament. You can read more about the game here.
March 23, 2026
Please join us for this year’s Spring Kaplen Tea on Tuesday, May 5 at 2:00 P.M.
It will be a special day sharing stories with fellow nursing alumni, faculty, and Maggie Kaplen.
RSVP by emailing Bruna.Ambrose@duny.edu
We look forward to celebrating with you!
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We’re hosting a Blood Drive with the New York Blood Center and we’d love your support!
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Time: 9:30 A.M.-3:30 P.M.
Location: Hennessy Center (Rear Gym)
Check eligibility requirements or download the Parental/Guardian Permission form if you are 16 and ready to donate:
Donor Eligibility
The Spring 2026 Career & Internship Expo was hosted by the Dominican University Career Development Center on Tuesday, March 10, in the Hennessy Center. More than 180 students, alumni and job seekers from the community attended the event.
Director of Career Development Manuel Juarez said that attendees had the opportunity to explore internships, part-time and full-time work, and graduate school. They also could network with recruiters, or explore possible career pathways in their fields of interest.
“In addition to the employer network, the Expo featured employer-led workshops from the International Institute for the Brain also known as iBrain and TD Bank,” said Juarez. “These sessions were designed to introduce job seekers to each organization, highlight employment and college internship opportunities, and provide a small-group setting with direct access to company recruiters and leadership.”
Attendees could have complimentary professional photos taken at the event to help them strengthen their LinkedIn profiles as they pursue a job.
March 16, 2026
Date: Thursday, April 16 at 6:00 PM
Location: Granito Extension, Dominican University
493 Western Highway, Blauvelt NY 10913
Join Dominican University New York for a special evening celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Nursing Program. The evening will include dinner, awards, and a tribute to Sister Marian Reed, whose dedication and leadership helped shape generations of Dominican nurses.
During the program, the University will induct three distinguished Chargers into the Dominican University Hall of Achievement in recognition of their professional accomplishments and service to the nursing community.
Hall of Achievement Inductees
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Dr. Christine Davies '03 |
Claudia Charles BA '12 BSN '20 FNP '25 |
Deidre Lyons Mulligan DNP |
The evening will also honor the legacy of Sister Marian Reed. Guests may choose to make a gift fully or partially directed in her memory to help reduce financial barriers for deserving nursing students.
Tickets
$65 per person
All proceeds from the evening will support current nursing initiatives and help advance the mission of Dominican University's nursing program.
Dominican University New York students helped to build homes with Habitat for Humanity as part of the Alternative Spring Break Program during the first week of March. Seven students and a faculty member volunteered in Punta Golda, FL with Charlotte County Habitat for Humanity and seven students and two staff members volunteered in Wilmington, NC with Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity.
“Rooted in the University’s mission and pillars, the program focuses on service, leadership, and community,” said Director of Student Engagement Rachel Shaw. “Students not only contribute to important projects, but also return with a stronger sense of purpose, personal growth, and a deeper connection to the world around them.
Dominican University has offered Alternative Spring Break for many years as a way for students to use their break from classes to make a meaningful impact. Students have helped with a variety of hands-on projects, including new construction, repairs, and home improvement to support local communities where they travel.
March 5, 2026
