Labouré College celebrated its 6th annual Bread and Soup Luncheon on Wednesday April 10th.

Nursing student Marissa Freedman wins New England Regional Black Nurses Association scholarship award for 2019.

Courtney Youngberg was awarded the Kathleen Mears Education Award by ASET - The Neurodiagnostic Society, an annual national scholarship given to students and their institution based on the student's academic and leadership abilities.

HIT Chairperson Elise Belanger hosted a Medical Coding Grad Network dinner to discuss trends in healthcare careers and the health information technology field.

Dr. Debra Townsley selected to be Labouré College's seventh president

Courtney Keenan already had a bachelor’s degree when she enrolled in the Radiation Therapy program at Labouré College. Find out what inspired her to look for a new opportunity and why radiation therapy is such a great fit for those looking to make meaningful connections with their patients.

Taniqua Furtick works as a certified nursing assistant to get hands-on experience while she attends nursing school at Laboure College.

Laboure College hosted it's commencement with speaker Cheryl Kane in May 2018.

Rosemarie Valcin-Anderson returned to Laboure College to earn her BSN so that she could be an even better advocate for her patients as an ICU nurse at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, MA

Muriana Jeanniton is one of five alumni being inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame this year and has worked tirelessly to prevent suicide in the armed forces.

Maria Burke is one of five alumni being inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame this year.