NEWS AND EVENTS
Virtual Information Sessions
Join us for a virtual information session to learn more about the admissions process and graduate student life at Villanova. We save plenty of time for Q&A. If you are an international student, we strongly encourage you to attend an international session, as they are designed to address your specific admissions process.
Additionally, Ask Me Anything (AMA) sessions are your chance to hear directly from Villanova graduate students. Each AMA will have a virtual Q&A via Zoom with current students around topics such as graduate student life at Villanova, housing options, funding opportunities and more!
All attendees will receive an application fee waiver code. Space is limited for these events. All times Eastern Time.
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| International Info Session | May 14, 2026 | 10 a.m. | Register Here! |
Program-Specific Virtual Information Sessions
Join us for an upcoming virtual information session dedicated to one of our graduate academic programs. Space is limited for these events, so register now and we'll send you a web link to participate and reminder messages. All times Eastern Time.
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| Higher Education Leadership | June 4, 2026 | 12 p.m. | Register Here! | |||
| Human Resorce Development | June 10, 2026 | 12 p.m. | Register Here! | |||
| Human Resource Development | June 10, 2026 | 6 p.m. | Register Here! | |||
| Public Administration | June 10, 2026 | 12 p.m. | Register Here! | |||
| Human Resorce Development | July 15, 2026 | 12 p.m | Register Here! | |||
| Human Resorce Development | July 15, 2026 | 6 p.m. | Register Here! | |||
| Public Administration | July 15, 2026 | 12 p.m. | Register Here! |
Graduate Fairs and Campus Visits
Graduate Studies goes on the road and online to attend Graduate School Fairs hosted by other universities and organizations. If you are currently an undergraduate student at one of the schools or an employee at an organization we visit, please stop by our table at the event to get some general questions answered!
RECENT NEWS
Prepared to Teach, Inspired to Lead: Olivia Stowell ’21 MA is Fueled by Her Villanova Graduate Experience
For Stowell, Villanova’s graduate English program offered more than academic preparation—it provided the mentorship, teaching experience and intellectual community that continue to shape her work as a PhD candidate and educator today.
Research, Reflection and Results: Joseph Lasky ’18 MA’s Villanova Foundation
A graduate of the master's program in Political Science, Lasky's experience at Villanova shaped his approach to research and writing, setting the stage for meaningful contributions to academia.
A Seat at the Table: Villanova Student, Alumni Present Research on Impostor Syndrome
Luvonda Fuller ’25 MS, Patrice Manasse ’25 MS and Carina Azuine ’26 MS attended the 2026 American Counseling Association (ACA) Conference and Expo to lead a discussion on how impostor syndrome manifests in people of color.
Villanova Public Administration Students Participate in National Wildfire Simulation
Sultan Aydin ’26 MPA and Keira Robinson ’27 CLAS put their public service skills to the test to help protect a fictional community while preparing for real-world impact.
Philosophy PhD Program Celebrates 30 Years
A weekend-long celebration brought together alumni, faculty and current students to reflect on three decades of Villanova University’s doctoral program in Philosophy.
Stress from the Inside Out: Derick DeCamp ’26 MS Earns Top Thesis Honor in Psychology
By exploring how neuroticism can shape the body’s response to stress, DeCamp sheds new light on the connection between physical and mental health.
A Full Circle Moment: Terry Guerin ’81 MA Returns to Villanova Theatre as Director
Guerin is returning to Villanova to direct “Urinetown,” a dystopian satire, reconnecting with the program that helped shape her career.
Gabrielle Piccirilli ’25, ’26 MA Awarded Graduate Research Prize
Her paper, “‘An Author’s Voice and the ‘Wounds That Speak’: Creative Writing as Emotional Processing and Public Communication,” appears in the 49th edition of "CONCEPT," the interdisciplinary graduate research journal in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
From Chemist to Code: One Student’s Critical Pivot
Bridging disciplines, Emily Lugos’27 MS applies her chemistry mindset to cutting-edge research on misinformation and data analysis.
Philosophy for the People: One Student’s Mission to Bring Academia to All
Blake Perry ’26 PhD, who is pursuing his doctoral degree in Philosophy at Villanova at teaches Villanova undergraduates, is using YouTube to make complex philosophical topics more accessible to the public.


