Gwynedd Mercy University

A Catholic university based in Pennsylvania, Gwynedd Mercy University was originally founded by the Sisters of Mercy. Today, the university enrolls just over 2,500 students across its undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The university has an intriguing link to one of literature and cinema’s most famous spies - the ornithologist James Bond, whose name Ian Fleming used for his 007 spy, lived on the grounds where the university is based.