Moravian Church

Protestant Christian denomination dating back to the 15th century

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2024 James A. Owen delivers lecture on John Comenius and Native American Education at Harvard in the Seventeenth Century
July 2024 Two campus buildings (Second Single Brethren's House and Widows' House) were inscribed as part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
July 26 2024 Moravian Church Settlements—Bethlehem became the 26th UNESCO World Heritage site in the United States, representing the outstanding universal value of historic Moravian settlements alongside Gracehill (Northern Ireland), Herrnhut (Germany), and Christiansfeld (Denmark).
2023 Winelle Kirton-Roberts presents lecture on Moravianism in Trinidad from 1885-1935, exploring morale, morality, and wildlife
2022 Laurence Libin discusses John Clemm and David Tannenberg's role in establishing keyboard manufacture in America
2021 Scott Paul Gordon presents lecture on manufacturing in Christian's Spring during the American Revolution
2021 Elevated from a college to a university status.
July 1 2021 Officially changed name from Moravian College to Moravian University after receiving approval from the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
2020 Jenna M. Gibbs explores Christian Ignatius Latrobe's visits to South Africa between 1807 and 1816, discussing conversion and conflict
2019 Jeffrey Gemmell discusses the Moravian music of Lititz Anthems by Johannes Herbst
2018 Employee Leo Atkinson created a petition challenging the college's decision to transform the historic bookstore.
April 2018 Moravian College announced the acquisition of the Moravian Book Shop, with plans to evaluate properties and potentially convert it to a Barnes & Noble student bookstore.
2017 The Sally Breidegam Miksiewicz Center for Health Sciences was opened at 1107 Main Street, providing a 55,000-square-foot facility for undergraduate and graduate health science programs.
May 2017 The Allentown satellite location was closed, with remaining stock moved back to the Bethlehem location.
2016 John Makuvek Field was installed and opened behind the Haupert Union Building, featuring a synthetic-turf field for field hockey, lacrosse, and soccer teams.
2015 Moravian Book Shop opened its first satellite location in Center City Allentown as part of the Two City Center complex.
2015 The bookstore became home to a Colony Meadery tasting room and Bone Appetit dog treat manufacturer.

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