2024–2025 Annual Report
A Letter from the President
Dear Moravian community,
It’s the 284th academic year at Moravian University—one filled with growth, innovation, and promise. In a time when many institutions of higher education face uncertainty, Moravian stands strong in our third century. Our rich history, enduring values, and unwavering commitment to education for all and continue to support and guide our future. (continued)
Ability to Dream Bigger
Rachel Casimir ’27
Following His Dreams
Amari Anaya ’27
Community Like No Other
Sophia Rivera ’24, G’26
An Institute for Moravian Heritage
Dr. Katherine Faull
Learning About Our Roots
Briann Baily ’25
Making an Impact
Kathryn Puharic ’27
A Second Family
Maia Machado ’27
Measuring Student Need
Mo's Cupboard Team
Student-Centered from the Ground Up
Amber Donato
Investment in the HUB
Mark Reed
Excited to Get Started
Alexis Coleman ’27
Fiscal Year in Review
Moravian University
Moravian University was recently recognized as the fastest-growing university in the mid-Atlantic region and the fifth fastest-growing university in the nation. The Class of 2029 includes 491 first-year students comprising 199 (40%) first-generation students and 60 legacy students.
Moravian University received an issuer credit rating of BBB+ from S&P Global Ratings in May. This rating reflects Moravian’s strong enterprise profile, steady enrollment, innovative management, and adequate financial profile.
For a full list of our supporters by community group, visit moravian.edu/thanks-recognition.
School of Theology: A New Direction
Dr. Christian Rice
Special Connections
Rebecca Lepore ’95, S’27
Experiencing Life-Changing Opportunities
Mark Achtermann L’26
Fiscal Year in Review
Moravian Theological Seminary
Lancaster Theological Seminary
For a full list of our supporters by community group, visit moravian.edu/thanks-recognition.