Fast Facts about Neurodiagnostic Technology (NDT) & Intraoperative Neuromonitoring (IONM)
As we celebrate NDT Week 2018, here are some fast facts about the exciting and expanding fields of N...
5th Annual Bread & Soup Luncheon
Labouré College celebrated its 5th annual Bread and Soup Luncheon on Tuesday, March 27. This year’s ...
Labouré College Sends Two Students on Pilgrimage to Lourdes France with Order of Malta
We are excited to announce that Kathryn DeArruda, ASN, Class of ’17; BSN, Class of ’19 and Matthew D...
Dr. Jack P. Calareso Named the Sixth President of Labouré College
Following an extensive nationwide search, the Board of Directors of Labouré College is pleased to an...
Labouré Student Spotlight: Stephanie Ledo, Student in Radiation Therapy
After watching her grandmother suffer through treatment for stomach cancer, Stephanie decided ...
ABC’s Chronicle Celebrates Labouré College's 125th Anniversary
As Labouré College celebrates its 125th anniversary, the team from ABC’s Chronicle traveled to the M...
Alumni Spotlight: Christina Pessia, Graduate of the Associate Degree in Nursing Program
It’s never too late to go after your dream. After 10 years in customer service for Harvard Pilgrim H...
Alumni Spotlight: MacGregor Morgan, '00, Associates Degree in Nursing
When MacGregor “Greg” Morgan DNP, MBA, RN, CRRN started at Labouré College in 1999, he was an LPN lo...
Student Spotlight: Alex Pilla, Nursing
A lot of what healthcare professionals do on a daily basis goes unnoticed, but sometimes we get to h...
Labouré Alumni Spotlight: Jake Uminski, '16, Intraoperative Neuromonitoring Certificate
Jake Uminski, 2016 graduate of the intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) certificate program, has al...
Labouré Faculty & Staff Walk for Jimmy Fund
Joe Cullen, Chairperson of General Education, organized and led a team from Labouré in the 10k Bosto...
Cardinal Sean O'Malley joins Labouré College in celebrating its 125th Anniversary
Cardinal Seán O’Malley joined Labouré College in celebrating Mass on Friday to commemorate the colle...