Nichols College News

Nichols College Co-hosts Free Cybersecurity Webinar, Announces New Cybersecurity Master’s Certificate

October 15, 2020

Nichols College Graduate Studies and Cybereason are teaming up to present The Management/Cybersecurity Divide: The Gap Between Leadership and IT is Creating Risk on October 21, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. This free webinar will address one of the biggest threats in network security – managing the “silo mentality” between management and security […]

From Textbooks To Tech

October 5, 2020

Carrie Grimshaw sees Conant Library as more than just a library. She sees it as a center for technology and innovation on campus. And Grimshaw is going to bring that to Conant in her new role as Digital Access Instructional Services Librarian at Nichols. “I love libraries. I love everything they stand for, like learning […]

Student Profile: Kristina Murphy, A Continuing Education

September 21, 2020

Nichols senior Kristina Murphy, from North Attleboro, Massachusetts, recalls her college search during senior year in high school. “I wanted to go to a smaller school and didn’t want to go too far. On the campus tour, I really liked how they had small class sizes and I realized that this was the place for […]

Nichols College Professors Discuss The Impact Of 9/11 On Education And Society

September 10, 2020

Where were you on 9/11? We talked with professors who are experts in the field of counterterrorism studies about the impact that fateful day has had on education and society. “In the first couple years, teaching about 9/11 was very raw and emotional because everyone would talk about where they were that day,” Professor Boyd […]

Nichols College President Susan West Engelkemeyer Announces Plan For 2021 Retirement, Capping A Decade Of Visionary Leadership

September 9, 2020

Nichols College President Susan West Engelkemeyer, Ph.D., has announced plans to retire in June, following the 2020-21 academic year. Dr. Engelkemeyer, who was appointed the seventh president of Nichols in 2011, shared the news in a September 8 memo to the college community. “These years have been the highlight of my professional […]

The Princeton Review Names Nichols A “Best In The Northeast” College

August 27, 2020

Nichols College is among the top colleges in the Northeast, according to The Princeton Review, the nationally known education services company. Nichols was one of 224 colleges named to the “2021 Best Colleges: Region by Region” website feature posted August 18. The Princeton Review features colleges and universities that are considered academically […]

Grant From Davis Educational Foundation To Enhance Training In The Digital Classroom At Nichols College

August 13, 2020

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced most colleges to shift from in-person to online instruction last spring, Nichols College was quick to adapt because of its experience with HyFlex, an educational model used in its graduate programs that allows students to attend class synchronously either in-person or remotely. Nichols will continue to draw […]

Nichols College To Provide Free Covid-19 Testing As Part Of Comprehensive Return-To-Campus Plan

July 27, 2020

In careful preparation for its return to campus operations this fall, Nichols College has committed to providing free regular COVID-19 testing for students, faculty, and staff. The testing is part of a comprehensive plan designed to help ensure the safety of the college community. Other initiatives include the incorporation of personal protection

Nichols College Earns National Recognition As A College Of Distinction

July 21, 2020

Nichols College has been recognized as a 2020-2021 College of Distinction for providing a dynamic undergraduate experience and preparing its graduates for success in the workforce. Nichols was among some 370 colleges and universities nationwide and 14 in Massachusetts to be selected for the Best Colleges of Distinction 2020 list. In addition, the college […]

Bison On The Front Lines Of COVID-19

July 1, 2020

Here’s an understatement: 2020 has been an interesting year so far. In addition to the many behavioral and societal changes we’ve experienced, this year has seen new vocabulary sneak into our everyday conversations: social distancing, COVID-19, quarantining, PPE, and — essential workers. You’ve likely seen these essential workers stocking shelves at […]

Amidst Pandemic, A Bison Gives Back

July 1, 2020

Maegan Roy ’22 spends her quarantine going on 7-mile bike rides, reading, and working out. But between it all, she’s delivering “batches” of food primarily to elderly residents in her community, striving to make a small but impactful difference while earning an income as an Instacart shopper. “I wanted to keep busy. Why not help […]

The Guy With The Bison Tattoo

June 18, 2020

You may have seen Marc Creegan in the classroom teaching. Perhaps you remember meeting him while you were participating in a mock interview on campus. Maybe you recognize him in his signature crocheted bison hat at a hockey game. You might have seen him at a Men of Distinction event. Or maybe it’s the distinctive […]