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Explore social trends and understand the human condition through the dual lenses of sociology and anthropology while exploring comparative cultural perspectives.
With flexible scheduling in an accelerated format, Fisher’s accredited RN to BSN online program lets you complete your bachelor’s degree in nursing at a pace that suits you.
Finance is the engine that drives corporate, government, and world economies. Learn how to excel at all types of money management in Fisher’s finance program.
Fr. Robert Flood, Fisher’s first librarian, sorts through hundreds of books in 1952.
200,000
Lavery Library, named for Fisher’s longest-serving president, Rev. Charles J. Lavery, CSB, formally opened on January 13, 1975, with a shelf capacity for 200,000 volumes and seating for 525 students across three stories.
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Lavery Library first opened its doors in 1975.
09.04.2025
Lavery Library reopened its doors on September 4, 2025. This newly renovated space provides more centralized access to a suite of student services, ample seating, and technology-rich classrooms.
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The library renovation is the largest capital project both in scope and investment in the University’s history.
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Richard Mosall ’25
Client Services Pharmacist at LI Script LLC
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Danielle Reid ’17
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Washington University in St. Louis
“ I think what sets Fisher apart from other schools is the community and that professors are dedicated to you. ”
Alyson Witt ’23
Outreach Coordinator, Mustard Seed School
“ Fisher has set the foundation for what I would like to pursue and has equipped me with the tools I need to succeed. I hope to be working on various film projects across the country. ”
Kessan VanGronigen ’25
Graduate Student at Newhouse School of Public Communications
“ It was the most supportive educational experience I have ever received. ”
Brian Cheng ’24
Library Media Specialist, New York City Public Schools
“ I chose Fisher because I wanted to be in smaller classroom settings. The projects we get to do imitate the workplace, and I believe this gives me great experience working with a client and a team to complete tasks. ”
Tony DiRubbo '24
Applied Data Science Graduate Student at Syracuse University
“ Fisher helped me see myself not only as a clinician, but as a visionary capable of leading innovation across health care and technology. ”
Vanessa Riley, MSN, FNP-C ’19
Chief Information Officer, Infectious Disease Nurse Practitioner Society of America
