Campus and community

The “Comparte tu Corazón” (“Share your Heart”) campaign brings hope to university students. By Integrated Communications Spanish jewelry company Enyel, known for its pieces inspired by the start of Christianity, presents a new exclusive collection

Eleventh and twelfth grade students went from theory to practice. By Integrated CommunicationsSagrado Corazón University received about 150 high school students for its “pre-college workshops” on Saturday, November 6. “Participants ‘learned by doing’ in the

Puerto Rican scientist Greetchen Díaz Muñoz is part of #IfThenSheCan: The Exhibit. By Liz Yanira Del ValleCollaborator She stands firm and carries her inseparable microscope in hand. She is not alone. She is joined by

During the activity, Academic Progress and Academic Excellence medals, among others, were awarded. By Liz Yanira Del ValleCollaborator In the midst of its 45th anniversary celebration, Sagrado’s Student Support Program (PAE) recognized its outstanding students

Through an interactive platform, high school and transfer students can get to know our campus. By Integrated Communications As a “historic and innovative event”: that is how Sagrado’s president, Gilberto J. Marxuach, described the most

The initiative was devised by Sagrado student Santiago Ramírez Ávila at the Neeuko Center for Collaborative Innovation. By Integrated Communications The Neeuko Center for Collaborative Innovation of Sagrado Corazón University managed to attract funds for

Sagrado and TeleMedik launch “Celebra de corazón #NoInvitesAlCOVID19” campaing. By Integrated Communications Sagrado Corazón University, in partnership with health services company TeleMedik, launched an educational campaign about how to celebrate the 2020 Christmas festivities safely.

The director of our Madre María Teresa Guevara Library, Natalie Negrón Torréns, imagines how this space for studying may look like in 50 years. By Dr. Natalie Negrón TorrénsDirector of the Madre María Teresa Guevara

During “Book and Reading Month,” we go over the evolution of our library with its former director, Sonia Díaz. By Liz Yanira Del ValleCollaborator In 1975, Sonia Díaz Latorre graduated with a Master’s degree in