College of Saint Rose

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The College of Saint Rose was a Catholic college for women founded in 1920 by the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet in Albany, New York. It has a rich history, graduating over 50,000 students in its 100 years of operation. The College's diverse alumni are spread across the globe, connected by their shared Saint Rose experience.

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The College of Saint Rose permanently closed in June 2024. Despite its closure, its mission and values of serving the community, fostering diversity and inclusion, and adapting to the needs of the times will continue to be upheld by its alumni, former faculty, and staff.