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Love on the Spectrum is more than just the popular Netflix series that continues to draw praise for giving audiences a look into the romantic lives of people on the autism spectrum. Love on the spectrum is a reality that university researchers and autism advocates say parents, educators, and especially autistic youth and adults need to understand, accept, and support.

Georgian Court University mourns the loss of Robert “Bob” Mulcahy III, chair of the University Board of Trustees and a steadfast champion of the GCU mission. Mr. Mulcahy, 85, died February 8. “For nearly 10 years, Bob gave us his absolute best. This is a tremendous loss to the university and to all who were touched by his life of service,” said GCU President Joseph R. Marbach.

Angelina Monaco '23, like many college students, has a lot on her plate. In addition to classes, the nursing student works part time as a patient observer at a local hospital. She even is looking to start a small Bible study with other GCU students. Still, when Eric Rosenberg, Ph.D., GCU assistant professor of applied computing and director of the computer information systems program, invited her to apply for a NASA Space Grant, Angelina was all in.

This week, the higher education community is responding to a wave of bomb threats targeting Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) across the country. Georgian Court University condemns these threats to HBCUs and all acts of hate, bias, and bigotry.

A new Direct-Entry Master of Nursing (DE-M.S.N.) program offered by the Georgian Court–Hackensack Meridian Health School of Nursing will launch this fall, giving career-changers and current health care workers another pathway to the profession. The 24-month program, taught in-person, is the only one of its kind in New Jersey.