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[caption id="attachment_18777" align="alignleft" width="294"] Henrik Söderström poses in front of his exhibit in the Art Gallery of Mount Memorial.[/caption] Henrik Söderström, an artist, designer, and idea enthusiast, will present [...]

If someone mentions baseball, you can probably begin to hear the sounds in your head. The crack of the bat. The umpire calling balls and strikes. The call of the food vendor selling popcorn and crackerjacks. Even the mowing of the lawn. Wait, a lawnmower? If you're Randy Roberts, the [...]

Grace College will once again offer the Silver Scholars Program this fall semester. Adults 55 and older may audit approved on-campus classes at a reduced rate of $25 per class, much lower than the standard auditing fee. These courses are offered to enrich the lives of both the Silver [...]

When Martin Schiele crawled out of the emergency door of his overturned school bus, he had no idea his prospects for playing Division I basketball had ended. Schiele and his Griffith High School (Indiana) teammates were headed to compete in a semifinal state basketball game on March 19, [...]

Four Grace College faculty and staff members participated in a nine-day Civil Rights Bus Tour this summer. The tour was led by Dr. Todd Allen, founder of The Common Ground Project and professor of communication at Messiah College. The bus stopped at key southern sites of the Civil Rights [...]

How Taekwondo Inspired Jerry Koontz to Complete his Degree When thirty-six-year-old Jerry Koontz of Elkhart, IN found himself volunteering at his sons’ martial arts academy two nights per week for several hours, he was struck with an idea. The excuse of a lack of time would [...]

Hannah Deblois’ parents, Michael (BA 89) and Sue (Herbert BS 88) Deblois, have been ministers most of her life, pastoring a small church in Michigan while also holding down part-time jobs in the school district. “We didn’t always know where the money was going to come from,” remembers Deblois, [...]

Grace College completed its first annual Engineering Camp for middle school students. The week-long camp held July 15-19 welcomed 20 local students to explore the world of engineering from 8 - 5 p.m. in an interactive and engaging setting. The week was sponsored by several community partners including

Grace College Associate Professor of Communication Mike Yocum calculates 2019 as his 36th year at Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts. He has performed almost every summer since 1983. Yocum has been a part of 80 shows, and recently participated in the musical, “Oklahoma!” as Andrew Carnes. Yocum looks forward [...]

How Grace Graduate, Jamin Parker, took a job with Mercedes Benz as a Launching Pad into his Career After visiting a slew of colleges in 2011, high school senior, Jamin Parker, decided to attend Grace College. For the Indiana native, offered a full-ride scholarship for academics and