Family on the Mend After Plane Crash

A plane crash on Friday in Berrien Springs is still affecting the aviation community at Andrews University. Bryce Fisher, the man that made the miraculous landing just two miles from the school's airport, obtained... read more

Great Leaps Forward

Although she was born in 1965, Rachel Williams-Smith's story could have been set in the 1800s. Wearing long dresses and broad-brimmed bonnets, she grew up without modern conveniences like electricity, telephone, radio, television... read more

Cardinals win vs. Holy Cross College

The Holy Cross men's basketball team hosted Andrews University Saturday night in their 2014-15 home opener. The Saints fell to the Cardinals, 59-57. The loss drop the Saints to a 2-3 record for the season. ... read more

Mobile Farm Market Puts End to Food Deserts

A mobile farm market is making a difference in Michigan one vegetable at a time. Andrews University said due to its success this summer they are going to expand next year. According to the... read more

Mobile Farm Market Proves Success

Be Healthy Berrien's mobile farm market, operated with Andrews University, had a fruitful first season and will continue to grow, the Berrien County Board of Health heard Wednesday. Nicki Britten, director of community... read more

Horn Museum to Host Rare Exhibit

At a time when many archaeological museums at religious-affiliated schools in the United States are struggling to add to their displays, the Siegfried Horn Museum at Andrews University (AU) will soon host an exhibit of 48 ancient artifacts,... read more

Farm to School Success

Berrien County Juvenile Center food service manager Charity Hackett first took an interest in serving more fresh fruits and vegetables to residents, utilizing a garden at the Center. Since then, the Center has obtained food preservation equipment, developed... read more

Horn Museum in New York Times

In a few months, the Siegfried Horn Museum at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Mich., will exhibit 48 ancient fragments of possibly religious ceramic figures depicting humans and horses. Dating from the 8th to the 6th century B.C.,... read more