The senior is now focused on his future. The Benedicts were longtime educators at Keuka College. The environmental science major helped improve the lives of people in Thailand. The 2018 alumna helps those with different levels of ability enjoy sports. Aldridge was a 19th-century African-American actor who earned international fame. The organizational communication major documents her story of overcoming adversity in her new memoir, Resilience at Twenty-four. The acclaimed feline veterinarian received the College’s Professional Achievement Award. The weekend is a chance to celebrate all things Keuka College 22 members of the Class of 1968 received medallions. The College’s Field Period® program helped the criminology/criminal justice major fine-tune her career aspirations. The annual initiative will brighten the holidays for 44 Yates County children this year. Bob Baumet will join the College on Dec. 12. A survey has been designed to gather public input on Keuka College’s closest village. Members are writing an action plan for intentional interfaith work on campus. Rochester television journalist Norma Holland shares first-hand experience – and a few tips for negating naysayers. The contest will raise funds for Rochester Accessible Adventures. A winter storm warning has been issued by the National Weather Service. The concert will feature the College’s chorale, band, and dance ensemble. The Human Resources Management major has earned a 2018 Sigma Beta Delta Fellowship Award. A pair of College alumni were victorious in state-level elections. 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. 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’s Justin Latz Made the Most of His
Field Period® Experiences
Rising from the Ashes: Dexter and Faith Benedict Rebuild Fire Works Foundry
A Keuka College Field Period® Allowed
Sarah Honan ’21 the Chance to ‘GIVE’
Meg Calhoun ’18 travels from Canada to Bermuda, via Keuka College
Keuka College Alumna Barbara Johnson Williams ’63
Puts Ira Aldridge Back in the Spotlight
Keuka College Helped Genille Gordon ’16 Become a Fighter
Keuka College Alumna Dr. Terry Curtis is the Cat’s Meow
Keuka College’s Green & Gold Celebration Weekend Draws Hundreds to Campus
Pathfinders Medallion Ceremony
Highlights Keuka College’s Green & Gold Celebration Weekend
Lauren Schreyack ’13: From Keuka College to the
Crime Lab
Keuka College’s Angel Tree Project is a Campus Favorite
Keuka College names Vice President for Finance and Administration
Help Shape the Direction of Downtown Penn Yan
Keuka College’s Interfaith Youth Core: A Model in the Making
Keuka College students get a lesson on countering bullying
Keuka College to Host Nov. 28 Basketball Game
for a ‘Wheely’ Good Cause
Art Show reception rescheduled as Keuka College braces for wintry blast
Keuka College’s Annual Winter Concert is Dec. 1
Keuka College Senior Mack Ottens Earns National Honor
A big night for candidates with Keuka College ties
Don’t let emotion dictate changes to state bail policy
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?
