In 2021, Lois Morgan ’54 pledged $1.5 million - the largest gift in the history of Marauder Athletics – to jump-start fundraising for the renovation process of the newly named “Morgan Athletic Complex.” Through additional naming opportunities and philanthropic support, Millersville University is looking to make the “Morgan Athletic Complex” a reality as soon as possible.
As financial hardships continue to create challenges for Millersville University students, there is still a need for student support!
The Millersville Police Department is excited to introduce Brooks, their new trauma dog! MUPD hopes that the community can be involved in the dog's life as much as the dog will be involved in the community. With that said, they are asking for your help in caring for him!
Did you know there are feral cats who live on the MU Campus? MU Campus Cats (MUCC) is a TNR (trap, neuter, return) program who cares for these kitties, and we need your help!
Millersville Women's Club Soccer has been selected to participate in NIRSA's National Championship in Round Rock, TX and needs your help!
The Office of International Programs and Services’ Education Abroad Unit provides study abroad opportunities for all Millersville students, including international internships and field experiences, international conferences and research opportunities, faculty-led programs, and traditional semester and summer study abroad.
Help Millersville "Stop the Bleed" -- Uncontrolled bleeding is the number one cause of preventable death from trauma. In fact, blood loss is responsible for 35 percent of all pre-hospital deaths. In addition, 4 out of 5 victims of a mass casualty are delivered to the hospital by someone other than a trained EMT, first responder, or ambulance.
The Engage for Change Journal needs your support! We are looking for help to secure 4 student internship positions to publish a new journal issue!
The Department of Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology is fundraising toward a goal of $10,000 for updated equipment that will provide hands-on experiences which are essential for students’ future success.
The purpose of this research project is to better understand why tornadoes only develop in specific environments and under certain circumstances. Because tornadogenesis research in the Northeast is sparse, our data collection and analyses will help fill these knowledge gaps and improve tornado warning lead times.