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Through its expanded partnership with alumni-founded mental health organization NOSOLO, Salve continues to foster a culture of support and well-being for student-athletes and the broader campus community.

A redesigned curriculum is giving students hands-on policy experience, deeper civic engagement and new pathways to ethical leadership.

Newly graduated doctor of osteopathic medicine begins her OB-GYN residency in July 2026. 

Keynote speaker Ray Suarez encouraged graduates to be "creative, bold, risk-taking and serious."  

At the ceremony on Thursday, May 14, graduates were reminded that success is rarely defined by a straight path – and that the experiences shaping them along the way are often what matter most.

Now enrolling for fall 2026, along with new minors in wealth management and public policy, new graduate certificate programs in behavior analysis and creative writing.

Together, the trio represents the heart of the Class of 2026 – deeply involved students who embraced leadership, service and community throughout their four years on campus.

Celebrating career success, community achievement, alumni connectedness and support for Salve.

Mentors' caring, compassion and inspiration ignite the same attributes in students.

College becomes a reality for René Rodriguez '29 through Salve's Pathways Program.