For more than 70 years, Manhattan University has hosted the De La Salle Medal Dinner, honoring public figures whose lives reflect Lasallian Catholic values. The 2026 ceremony will recognize alumnus Jose Minaya ’94, whose journey from New York City neighborhoods to global financial leadership exemplifies those ideals.
Manhattan University senior David Pozo has been awarded the U.S. Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship, supporting Pell Grant recipients who study abroad. The scholarship will take Pozo to Argentina following his graduation in May.
Brother Augustine “Gus” Nicoletti, FSC, reflects on a service trip to Kenya that deepened his lifelong connection to Africa. Through prayer, service, and shared experience, the journey embodies the Lasallian mission of mutual respect, partnership, and transformation.
Manhattan University has renamed its historic campus arches in honor of Ambassador Charles A. Gargano, P.E. ‘79, following his $1 million donation. This significant gift from the School of Engineering alumnus will support the university while permanently cementing his legacy at the entrance to the iconic Quadrangle.
Lisa Daley ’93 traces an unconventional journey from Jamaican immigrant and Division I athlete to lawyer, nurse, and newly appointed New York City Family Court judge. Driven by a lifelong commitment to service, she brings compassion, lived experience, and interdisciplinary expertise to some of the city’s most vulnerable communities.
Manhattan University has launched its STEM Master of Science in Financial Analytics, an exciting new graduate program for students who want to work at the cutting edge of finance, technology, and data science.
Manhattan University has announced the launch of its new STEM-designated Master of Science in Business Analytics, a graduate program designed to prepare students for high-demand roles in today’s data-driven economy.
Manhattan University has launched a STEM-designated M.S. in Digital Marketing and Analytics, preparing graduates for data-driven marketing careers.
Manhattan University has expanded its graduate degree offerings with the Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics, a STEM-designated program that prepares students to improve healthcare quality, patient outcomes, and operational efficiency through technology-enabled data analysis.