Alumnus Added to Kellogg Board of Directors

The W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) announces the election of Dr. Khan Nedd of Grand Rapids, Michigan, as a new trustee on its board of directors. He will join the board on Oct. 1, 2016, bringing the number of... read more

Honorary Degree Holder Inducted Into Hall of Fame

Bishop Hendricken High School added seven to its Hall of Fame at an on-campus induction ceremony Sunday. “Through time, talent and treasure, all of this year’s inductees have made significant contributions to the growth... read more

Alumnus Grows Reputation at Home & Abroad

On a recent weekday afternoon, the 31-year-old fighter with the soft brown eyes and the cauliflower ears left the gym outside of Baltimore and walked into the nearby sandwich shop. He placed his order, and the man behind... read more

1986 Student Study Referenced in Botany Article

As 150th anniversary celebrations in Three Oaks are being planned, the community’s namesake trees have been the focus of some botanical “detective work.” During a recent meeting of the Harbor Country Rotary Club... read more

Equity by Design Features Architecture Student

This week's INSPIRE% post features equity champion Wandile Mthiyane, Co-Founder and President of Ubuntu Design Group, Fellow of The Resolution Project, and AIAS Chapter President at Andrews University.  My name is Wandile Mthiyane. I... read more

Biology Grad to Serve on Kellogg Foundation Board

The W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) announces the election of Dr. Khan Nedd of Grand Rapids, Michigan, as a new trustee on its board of directors. He will join the board on Oct. 1, 2016, bringing the number of WKKF trustees... read more

Contained But Not Restrained

Proposals to transform 600 acres in and around the harbors between St. Joseph and Benton Harbor into vibrant waterfront areas will soon be displayed in a new temporary gallery in the Benton Harbor Arts District. ... read more

Professor Speaks on Childhood Poverty & the Brain

Growing up in generational poverty has a huge impact on how children develop and learn, according to Twyla Smith, an assistant professor of social work and director of field education at Andrews University in Oronoko Township.  ... read more