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. Dr. Mark Sugalski led the “bucket list” Field Period® trip. The Social Work major credits the College’s Higher Education Opportunity Program for his success. Brandon took to Instagram to raise funds for his alma mater. The Penn Yan resident and Keuka College official is honored for her dedication to serving her community. A Keuka College Field Period® opportunity confirmed her career goal to swim with the sharks. A stint in the state capitol is among the experiences that have given Tshonda “Grady” Omasombo new perspective – on his education and himself. It's the second straight year the College's student-athletes have led the conference. The U.S. judge will present his views in the context of the recent Supreme Court/Brett Kavanaugh hearings on Oct. 23. The George Sapio comedy opens Oct. 26 in the Red Barn Theatre. Keuka College's honored softball players outnumber the rest of the North Eastern Athletic Conference combined. The College’s Dean of Student Success and Chief Retentions Officer is cited for her vision and leadership. The event is the therapeutic facility’s largest fundraiser of the year. Dr. Kirk oversaw the establishment of men’s athletics at the College. Art students, alumni, trustees, and staff celebrate at a formal ribbon cutting. The retired Chief of Chaplains for the U.S. Air Force brought her inspirational personal story to the College’s Norton Chapel. The retired Chief of Chaplains for the U.S. Air Force will discuss her inspiring career. The ninth annual event focuses on suicide awareness and prevention on campus. 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’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 Students Travel to Galapagos Islands
Keuka College’s Marvin Duncan Invests in Himself
Brandon Barile '05 'Likes' Keuka College
Kathy Waye Receives 2018 Stork Award
Cheyenne Snyder ’21 was Made for the Water
‘Keuka College is the Perfect Place for Me’
Keuka College Tops NEAC with 110 Scholar-Athletes
Veteran judge Richard C. Wesley to explore judicial independence at Keuka College
'Fault Lines' is Keuka College’s Fall Theatrical Production
11 Wolves Capture Scholar-Athlete Honors
Keuka College’s Liz Lambert Honored for Achievements in Student Success
Keuka College Students Volunteer at
EquiCenter’s Mane Event
Keuka College Athletics Hall of Fame named for President Emeritus Dr. Arthur F. Kirk, Jr.
Keuka College dedicates new Center for Art & Design
Maj. Gen. Lorraine Potter ’68 urges Keuka College students to ‘be the best you’
Maj. Gen. Lorraine Potter ’68
to Speak at Keuka College Sept. 20
Keuka College Students Target Suicide with ‘One Walk’
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?
