Century of Francis Hall celebrated at Homecoming & Family Weekend
A century after Francis Hall, the beating heart of Alvernia, opened as an orphanage, the university shone a spotlight on the building with a slate of activities.
A century after Francis Hall, the beating heart of Alvernia, opened as an orphanage, the university shone a spotlight on the building with a slate of activities.
Magazine: Orphan Train
News: Fifty Alvernia University students have recently earned competitive awards to explore unique real-world learning experiences.
The Alvernia University Women’s Council (AWC) was established in 2018 to meet the demand for women’s advocacy, development, and empowerment at Alvernia. The Council reflects the needs and aspirations of women within the Alvernia University community.
Alvernia's roots reach back nearly 100 years, when the Sisters founded the institution as an orphanage in the building now known as Francis Hall. Those roots continue to run deep, with four women holding top positions, including the first female lay president in the university's history.
Entries include pieces on influencer marketing in the beauty industry and a series of case studies about marketing mistakes.