Meghan Roberts ’08 has incorporated her love of all things outdoors into a fledgling business Chris Cahill ’15 is finding a wider audience for his Christian music – a fact he attributes, in large part, to Keuka College. Commencement speaker Stephanie Miner, mayor of Syracuse, tells graduates to live out their alma mater’s motto For Carolyn McLaughlin ’76, seeds planted at Keuka College may blossom in the Albany, N.Y., mayor’s office. Interfaith leader Eboo Patel speaks to a full house at Norton Chapel This year's "Who is Penn Yan?" project flips the script. Ontario County resident Michelle Raeman – a postgraduate student at Keuka College – was honored at the Rochester Area Colleges Continuing Education (RACCE) annual banquet April 12 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Henrietta. The Canandaigua resident was named a 2017 recipient of the Outstanding Adult Student Award. The award is given to students who exemplify a strong commitment to higher education despite the unique challenges adult learners face. Lifelong Educator Dr. Debra Dyer talks with us about an interactive textbook she wrote that's changing the way students learn about early childhood education. Robert Stanley ’14 leads his school’s FIRST Robotics Team to the regional title. Next up: The world championships in St. Louis Fribolin Fest 2017 is Friday, May 5 and honors Keuka College's Crusaders for Social Justice. Join us! Keuka College professor of history Dr. Chris Leahy offers a cautionary tale about what happens when a president loses the backing of his party. Geneva resident William Pealer is the latest recipient. Free concert series open to the public through July 21. The Penn Yan residents will be honored for community service Aug. 15. Gap and his New Blues Band play July 22. The performance features an ensemble of the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra. Annual tournament benefits scholarship fund for local students. Ms. Morse-Clough’s ‘commitment to student learning is commendable.’ Dr. Bower ‘works tirelessly on behalf of her students.’ Dusan is praised for his ability to ‘make problem solving look effortless.’ 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.
Going all out
Singing Praises
Bringing Keuka College values to the 'real world'
‘You never know where you’re going to end up’
Fribolin Fest: Keuka College celebrates social justice
Life stories, life lessons
Michelle Raeman honored as outstanding student
A Bookless Book for Education Students
FIRST Things First
The 2017 Fribolin Fest
Echoes of history
Keuka College-FLCC Scholarship awarded
Keuka College Welcomes Eastman School of Music Summer Camp to Campus
Dean and Grace Knapton to Receive 2017 Stork Award
Gap Mangione to Perform at Keuka College’s Concert in the Park
Keuka College Hosts Finger Lakes Chamber Music Festival Concert July 9
Keuka College Golf Classic Set for July 17
Keuka College Names Jo Ann Morse-Clough Adjunct Instructor of the Year
Keuka College Names Dr. Janine Bower Professor of the Year
Keuka College Names Dusan Ducic Staff Member of the Year
Teaching the Supreme Court
Extreme Increases to Minimum Wage Could Have Unintended Consequences
What Would Justice in Garrett Chapel Vandalism Look Like?
