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The College ranked No. 2 among small schools in producing volunteers for the government agency that promotes world peace and friendship.

A platform migration project that will be completed this summer will result in a more modern system and a single interface for multiple resources.

Frank Yow H’91, professor emeritus of biology, who taught at the College for more than 30 years, died May 5.

For decades, former provost Greg Spaid ’69 H’21 pursued a mystery involving Frank Lloyd Wright and Knox County. A collaborative exhibit curated with student assistance reveals his findings at The Gund.

Faculty from four different departments were promoted to associate professor at the most recent meeting of the College’s Board of Trustees.

The three spring recipients of the Franklin Miller Award have gone to great lengths to encourage connections among students in their academic disciplines.

Gloria Jean Stokes, a passionate sports fan who worked »Æ¹Ï¾«Æ·College’s dining hall for almost 30 years, died April 25.

Associate Professor of Drama Anton Dudley’s liberal arts approach to theater is resonating with — and impacted by — his students.

The Philander Chase Conservancy has protected over 6,000 acres since it was created in 2000 to conserve natural habitats, farms and open spaces around the College. Its work continues as the conservancy celebrates 25 years in operation.

This year’s Honors Day highlighted exceptional student achievement and faculty teaching as well as contributions made by alumni.