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Rivier University recognized 432 full-time undergraduate students on the Fall 2025 Dean's List.

Rivier University announced the launch of three-year (90-credit) applied bachelor’s degree programs in several majors that have a direct path to the workforce, including Business Management, Artificial Intelligence, and Criminal Justice.

Hosted on Rivier’s campus, the ACBSP Region 1 Conference brought together business and academic leaders for panels and discussion.

Ricky Mott takes on leadership role at Rivier University.

Rivier University’s Alumni Association presented the Sister Madeleine of Jesus Award to Lisette Paquette McCarthy ’83, a Nashua resident who has become a beacon of hope for cancer patients and their families through her tireless fundraising efforts to find a cure.

From the classroom to the lacrosse field to the Air Force, Madelyn Poulton’s Rivier journey is defined by discipline, sacrifice, and drive.

Joseph Brady has been appointed Director of Athletics at Rivier University, where he will provide strategic leadership and oversee all aspects of the University’s NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics program.

Rivier University’s Psy.D. in Counseling and School Psychology has earned national recognition from Forbes, ranking among the top online Psy.D. programs in the country following an in-depth review.

Rivier University has launched a Master of Science in Applied Artificial Intelligence degree program, designed to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals who can lead, develop, and implement AI-driven solutions across many industries.

Rivier University has once again earned national recognition from Colleges of Distinction for its strong commitment to undergraduate student learning, growth, and success.