Rochester Mayor Lovely A. Warren tells graduates, “You are not allowed to sit on the sidelines.” Seasons—and graduating classes—come and go at Keuka College. But for 50 years, Dr. Sander A. Diamond, professor of history, has remained a constant. At age 68, Marylou is a non-traditional traditional Student. Field Period® gave Ryan Mavretish ’20 the opportunity to expand upon the knowledge gained in the classroom. Ashley Knapp ’21 named Freshman Experiential Learner of the Year. More than 260 volunteers took part in this year’s Celebrate Service … Celebrate Yates community service project. The Keuka College alumna brings “dedication, commitment, and patience” to her role. Tessa Alianell spent two weeks volunteering in the African nation. College Chaplain Rev. Eric Detar named Work Study Supervisor of the Year. The coming weeks will bring to campus everything from festivals to fireworks. Dakota not only repeats as Academic All-American, he is named the male 2017-18 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Member of the Year. The women’s contributions through history are ‘positive forces in our world.’ The newly minted graduate paints mural for all to see. Hundreds attended the annual service at the College’s Norton Chapel. Thirty-four students mark the program’s completion. The senior was honored by both the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings and D3Baseball.com. Results from Keuka College’s annual Day of Giving were out of this world. Keuka College celebrates its outstanding student-athletes. The Occupational Therapy major won a special election in April and now represents a swath of the Albany area. Dakota was named Academic All-District for the third straight season. There is sufficient direction for judges to decide bail under current law, argues Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Richard Martin, Ph.D., in an expert essay. "Without swift, strong legislation, we face the prospect of seeing the eventual deportation of hundreds of thousands of young people." Dr. Tim Sellers, associate provost and professor of biology and environmental science, sets the record straight on blue-green algae. Dr. Angela Narasimhan, assistant professor of political science, hopes to use the latest Supreme Court controversy as an opportunity to teach her students about the "tug-of-war" that is our political system.
Ann Tuttle, professor of management, offers her opinion on the implications of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision to raise the minimum wage for state workers to $15 per hour. Dr. Janine Bower, associate professor of criminology and criminal justice, explores the recent Garrett Chapel vandalism.
Keuka College graduates urged to bring about change at 110th Commencement
Dr. Sander Diamond Retires After 50 Years
Meet Marylou Bondi: A retiree and a Keuka College sophomore
Sophomore Ryan Mavretish Named Upperclassman Experiential Learner of the Year
Ashley Knapp '21 is Picture Perfect
Sun shines as Keuka College, community team up on public service
April Beckwith Named College’s Occupational Therapy Fieldwork Level II Educator of the Year
‘GIVE-ing’ in Tanzania
Senior Emily Bower Named Keuka College’s Student Employee of the Year
A season for traditions at Keuka College
Honors continue for Keuka College's Dakota Skinner
Hodinöhsö:ni’ Women are the Focus of Keuka College’s Next Community Luncheon Series June 20
Chelsea Cooper Leaves Her Mark on Keuka College
Keuka College celebrates Baccalaureate Ceremony
Keuka College OT graduates hold hooding ceremony
John Rizzo Named All-New York Region - twice!
On May the 4th, Supporters were With Us
Annual Athletics Awards Ceremony Ends 2017-18 Year
Jake Ashby '02 joins New York State Assembly
Dakota Skinner Earns Academic All-District Honors
Don’t let emotion dictate changes to state bail policy
President Díaz-Herrera responds to DACA decision
Is There Blue-Green Algae in Keuka Lake?
Teaching the Supreme Court
Extreme Increases to Minimum Wage Could Have Unintended Consequences
What Would Justice in Garrett Chapel Vandalism Look Like?
