Corredera on Modern Retellings of Shakespeare

Vanessa Corredera wants people to remember that William Shakespeare wrote for the everyday man in Elizabethan England. The Andrews University English professor published a book, titled “Reanimating Shakespeare’s Othello in Post-Racial America,” late last... read more

Genesis Fellowship: "Come Create Carino"

A year and a half ago, a group of Andrews University students approached José Bourget, University chaplain and assistant vice president for faith engagement, with an idea. “They thought it would be really great... read more

New Scholarships and State Grants Benefit Andrews

Andrews University students pursuing a career in teaching may soon benefit from new scholarships and state tuition grants. The University recently announced several scholarship opportunities as part of its commitment to making Adventist education... read more

Lake Michigan College, Andrews University Event

Lake Michigan College and the Andrews University Office of University Culture & Inclusion are set to host “Speaking Up With Women” from 4 to 7 p.m. April 5 in Newbold Auditorium at Andrews University in Berrien Springs. ... read more

Berrien Springs Pickle Festival Back This Summer

Plans are already underway for the next Berrien Springs Pickle Festival. Village community coordinator Kelly Ewalt tells us the Pickle Festival was held back in the 1990s but sort of fizzled out after reaching its peak. The village... read more

National Geographic Explorer Returns From Research

Daniel Gonzalez-Socoloske, professor of biology at Andrews University, Fulbright scholar and National Geographic explorer, recently completed an extended research trip to the Amazon Basin of Brazil. <<< Read the full story at The Herald-Palladium... read more

Study: Berrien County Jail "Racial Disparity"

Black people are incarcerated in the Berrien County jail at triple their percentage in the county’s population, a study revealed during a Berrien County ALPACT meeting Tuesday. However, the racial disparity doesn’t automatically mean... read more

SDA Schools: Enrollment Rise Through Joint Effort

Seventh-day Adventist higher education is facing many challenges in the United States: lack of affordability; mounting student debt; emerging college alternatives. These are just some of the unprecedented difficulties colleges and universities nationwide—not just Adventist ones—have been grappling... read more