Trooper Christopher Dumont saved an officer's life after the Boston Marathon and now dedicates his life to making sure that our community is safe and prepared.

Sean O’Leary is an alum who has devoted his life to caring for others as the Chief Therapist and Operations Manager of Radiation Therapy, Tufts Medical Center.

Laboure College is hosting the 3rd Annual Massachusetts Care Awards in Milton, MA to honor local nurses, healthcare workers, and first responders.

Penny Penniman will address the Class of 2017 at Laboure’s Commencement. She has worked with students to help them realize their dreams - a career in nursing.

Janice Ervin credits Laboure College with helping her reach new heights in her career, especially one role as one of the first black nurses at a Boston hospital

Saralynne Donovan decided to become a radiation therapist after cancer took a toll on her family. She came to Laboure College to learn how to heal.

Labouré College nursing students presented their research findings and held discussions with Fontbonne Academy students in Milton, MA.

In observance of Lent, Laboure College hosted the 4th annual bread and soup luncheon

Ciara Jaro is raising 2 daughters, working full-time, and changing her life by becoming a nurse. Read about her journey at Laboure College.

Dr. Kechi Iheduru-Anderson co-chair of the RN-BSN program at Laboure College shares her thoughts on the bachelors degree and diversity in nursing today.

Laboure College hosted a Day of Service volunteering for Father Bill's and Mainspring Shelters in Quincy & Brockton.

Labouré College received a donation of over $400,000 from the Park Street Corporation, which closed in 2015. The Directors of Park Street Corporation reviewed a large number of worthy causes in Greater Boston.