Bethany Kuiken
October 24, 2017
Stories In Focus
Equestrian Program Expands
A recent, anonymous donation of $2.4 million to Houghton’s Equestrian Center will allow for the expansion of new facilities, and…
October 24, 2017
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Privilege and Responsibility
The Chapel Deacon Program was originated by John Brittain, Dean Jordan’s predecessor, and continues to flourish many years later. This…
October 08, 2017
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New Horizons for Houghton Alumni
Homecoming has always been a time of celebration when current students, family, and alumni gather to commemorate Houghton’s influence on…
September 22, 2017
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Ryan Yates Joins the Community
In the Spring of 2017, Ryan Yates began his term as Houghton’s Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Data Science.…
September 15, 2017
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Republicans Club Encourages Dialogue
The newly-formed Houghton College Republicans Club is a group of students who seek to foster growth on campus and aspire…
April 29, 2017
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First Generation Graduates // Overcoming the Struggle
Being the first to go to college in your family and graduate with a degree is a huge accomplishment whether…
April 11, 2017
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Excellence in Teaching Award Given to Longtime Professor
Every year since 1990, Houghton College has selected one of its faculty members to receive the Excellence in Teaching Award.…
March 17, 2017
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Professor “Connects Cultures” in Oman
Earlier this semester, Laura Alexeichik, assistant professor of sport, recreation, and wellness, spent three weeks in the Middle East working…
March 17, 2017
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1 in 1,000: Basketball Player Scores Career Milestone
On Saturday, February 18, basketball player Phil Pellegrino ‘17 scored his 1,000th point in his final career game. This lofty…
March 17, 2017
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Sixty Houghton Scholar-Athletes Named To Empire 8 President’s List
The Empire 8 Athletic Conference named sixty Houghton College student-athletes to their President’s List for maintaining a 3.75 grade point…