Inside Moravian

Think about the last time you saw a daddy long-legs. Did you scream? Say, “ew?” Squish it? Or maybe if you know more about these unusual creatures, you paid it some respect. Daddy long-legs, also..

Tiffany Castillo went into clinical counseling to break generational patterns. “Throughout my school career and in my personal life, I noticed cycles repeated throughout generations, and I wanted to..

Since he graduated from college in Turkey twenty years ago, Serkan Ercan wanted to pursue clinical counseling. But like it does for so many people, life got in the way. Being a devoted husband and..

As a female cop on the streets of North and West Philadelphia decades ago, Nan Frantz saw it all. She says she went into law enforcement because rather than read about events, she wanted to immerse..

Yamilca Rosado went into clinical counseling in part to erase the stigma. “Growing up, I was taught that I should just handle mental health concerns on my own, that seeking guidance would do me no..

The Lehigh Valley needs more emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Consider that in April of this year, Indeed listed more than 40 job openings for EMTs in the Lehigh Valley. In response, Moravian..

Above, left to right: Samantha Flickinger ’22, Anthony DiSipio ’23, and Fabiana Popolla ’22 present their research.

Above: A digital photo of the image produced using a camera obscura that was built by students in the Alternative Photography Processes class. From left to right: Lauren Haffling ’22, Deanna Russo..

Later this summer, Joel Soto ’22 will venture far from his Bethlehem home and job as an English teacher at Freedom High School when he embarks on a 10-month program in Colombia. Soto, who graduated..

Teddy Smith didn’t think he would land a rare-books internship with Moravian University archivist Cory Dieterly. After all, he says he isn’t the most dexterous and was worried he might harm the first..