Gwynedd Mercy University

10/26/2026

Did you know we have one of the best Respiratory Care Programs in the country? It’s true! 🫁

And you can start working after just three years. Again, it’s true! 🎉

10/23/2026

Closing out National Transfer Student Week with words of advice from Amanda, who decided to transfer to GMercyU after attending an Open House.

GMercyU’s next Open House is Sunday, November 15! Register at link in bio!

10/22/2026

Aiden has only been a Griffin for a few months but is already an active member on campus! Same can be true for you if your transfer to GMercyU! 👏

10/22/2026

We’re sad you’re graduating too, Jess! But so grateful you found your place here after transferring ♥️💛

10/20/2026

Meet Carolina! 👋 She transferred here from a two-year institution after falling in love on her campus tour!

10/19/2026

Happy National Transfer Student Week!

Celebrating by hearing from some of our students who found their place at GMercyU ♥️💛

10/16/2026

🎉 GMercyU's Nursing program earned its highest-ever NCLEX-RN first-time pass rate during the 2025-2026 examination period! 🎉

GMercyU's BSN program achieved an outstanding NCLEX-RN first-time pass rate of 96.04% and GMercyU’s Direct Entry Master of Science in Nursing program received a 100% first-time pass rate for the second year in a row!

10/15/2026

First-year Criminal Justice student Anthony Gray has been named a recipient of the 2026 National CCAA First-Year Scholarship, which recognizes students beginning their academic journeys at Catholic colleges and universities and supports them as they pursue their educational goals.

Anthony chose Gwynedd Mercy University because of its location, campus community, and Criminal Justice program. Drawn to GMercyU's shared values and supportive environment, he is pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice with plans to enter law enforcement after graduation.

"Receiving this scholarship was a big honor and has given me more motivation to work harder both in the classroom and on the field."

First-year Criminal Justice student Anthony Gray has been named a recipient of the 2026 National CCAA First-Year Scholarship, a $1,000 award presented annually by the National Catholic College Admission Association (CCAA) to students attending Catholic ...

10/14/2026

Mariana is transforming her doctoral research into meaningful impact through authorship, advocacy, and educator development.

“My hope is that every child who takes this book home or encounters it in a classroom understands that they matter, their language is a superpower, and their family traditions are meaningful parts of who they are becoming." - Mariana

Mariana Martindale, a student in Gwynedd Mercy University's Doctor of Education (EdD) program, is transforming her doctoral research into meaningful impact through authorship, advocacy, and educator development.

10/08/2026

It is with sadness that we share the news of the passing of Sister Helen Cahill, RSM, a beloved member of the Sisters of Mercy whose life and ministry touched countless members of the Gwynedd Mercy University community, particularly our international students.

For more than four decades, Sister Helen served GMercyU in a variety of roles, but perhaps none was more meaningful than her work as Director of International Student Services. In this role, she became much more than an advisor to students arriving from around the world. She was a welcoming presence, a trusted friend, and, for many, a motherly figure who helped them find a home far from their own. Sister Helen had a remarkable ability to make every student feel valued, welcomed, and cared for. Whether helping students navigate the challenges of life in a new country, preparing meals for those who had nowhere to go, or simply offering a listening ear and a word of encouragement, she embodied the hospitality and compassion at the heart of our Catholic Mercy mission.

Sister Helen's legacy reminds us that our Mercy mission is lived most powerfully through the relationships we build and the care we extend to one another. Her life was a beautiful reflection of Catherine McAuley's vision of Mercy, particularly the call to recognize and respond to the needs of others with compassion, dignity, and love.

As we remember Sister Helen, we give thanks for her many years of faithful service to Gwynedd Mercy University, for the countless lives she touched, and for the enduring example of Mercy she leaves behind.

Please join us in praying for Sister Helen, her family, and her community of Sisters of Mercy. May she rest in the peace and loving embrace of our merciful God. More information and an obituary will be coming in the near future.