News & Stories

Members of five alumni classes stepped forward by providing 99 laptop units to make the online program of Miriam College, the KNOLLER, a more enriching learning and teaching experience.

Thanks to the selflessness and long term vision of the members of Maryknoll College Class 1976, selected families from Camarines Sur now have peace of mind that their houses and loved ones are safe and secure when the next typhoon season comes around.

This is the story of how GS '85/HS '89 helped families from Montalban, Rizal whose homes were damaged by Typhoon Ulysses.

With two strong typhoons coming back-to-back, large parts of the Luzon region reeled from their powerful winds and rain that caused extensive property damage and loss of lives. Once again, the goodness and compassion of the Miriam College community and the alumni community were immediately evident.

Maryknoll College 1970 alumnae Micky Fenix-Makabenta assisted by Lot Ortiz-Luis share how their class came together to provide assistance to the Maryknoll Sisters and their alma mater on the occasion of their Golden Jubilee.

Maryknoll College Class 1973 shares their story of solidarity as they supported various communities affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Maryknoll High School Class 1970 formally turned over their Golden Jubilee gifts to the Maryknoll Sisters and Miriam College in a heartfelt ceremony held on September 3.

Realizing the wide-ranging challenges of transitioning to an online campus, MC alumni knew they had a role to play in supporting the school to make this bold initiative a positive experience for the MC students.

The gift of Golden Jubilarians Maryknoll College 1970 triggers an avalanche of alumni support for MC’s KNOLLER online campus as the class celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2020.

Entering the world of online learning has its own challenges, especially for our scholars. How can you help?