Molloy University Largest Ever Freshman Class Moves In

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY — Molloy University welcomed the first wave of students from the Class of 2029.

Approximately 350 first-year students moved into the university's three on-campus residence halls. This is the largest number of students ever living on campus at Molloy.

“It’s wonderful to feel the energy and heartbeat of campus life return with our students back on campus,” said Janine Biscari, Vice President for Student Affairs at Molloy University. “Move-In Day is always a special moment and we’re so excited to welcome our students home to Molloy and look forward to all they’ll accomplish in the year ahead.”

Overall, the Molloy Class of 2029 has more than 850 students, representing 22 states and four countries, for the largest incoming freshman class in school history.

Students and their families arrived on campus on September 1, unpacked their vehicles, loaded up large moving bins and hauled their belongings to their new dorm rooms.

“We are so excited for the year ahead, but especially for our first-year students,” said Dr. James Lentini, President of Molloy University. “In a world full of mixed messages, college is still one of the best choices you can make. My hope is that each student finds a path that inspires them—and at Molloy, we’re here to help them do just that.”