Sagrado recognizes a life dedicated to educational innovation
Sagrado’s eightieth commencement ceremony featured a recognition to Dr. Rafael L. Bras, one of the most distinguished figures of the international educational arena.
Campus and community
Sagrado Celebrates Two of its Most Beloved and Respected Staff
We are thrilled to honor two of the pillars of our educational mission.
Outpouring of Talent in Honor of our African Heritage
Since early October, creativity and culture have taken over our library to celebrate Puerto Rico’s African heritage.
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Discover the importance of the reaccreditation process for your academic development.
Journalism Students Tell Stories From the Caño Martín Peña
Sagrado develops an innovative proposal through the creation of the first immersive journalism course in Puerto Rico.
“The Nursing Profession is a Calling”
Students of the Distance Learning Nursing Program continue with their social mission.
Sagrado, a safe environment for everyone
To educate the Sagrado community, we met with Ivette Lugo, Title IX Coordinator, who stressed that it was vital that everyone knew that there were tools available to fight stalking, harassment, discrimination, intimidation or aggression. By Nicole Ortiz Marrero Journalism Student In our pursuit to provide a safer campus for everyone, Title IX of the …
Top 6 Job Searching Websites Recommended by Sagrado Careers
After hurricanes Irma and Maria, many people have become unemployed or have suffered a reduction in working hours. Because of this, Sagrado Careers presents the top 6 websites to help you search for the job you need at this moment.
The message is clear: people want renewable energy
In alignment with Sagrado’s Green objectives to transform the University into a self-sustainable campus and the unified effort of Sagrado is With You, Arturo Massol, from the Casa Pueblo Project, participated in a discussion on renewable energy and sustainability.
From student leaders to community leaders
Sagrado stirred the leadership seed in three Delfines who followed their hearts after Hurricane María and made a difference. Rudy, José Carlos and José Alexis went from being student leaders to community leaders.