Category: Stories In Focus
October 05, 2014
Stories In Focus
RVER Group Reimagines Houghton
Students want more to do in Houghton. Each class that has passed through these grounds has made the same complaint,…
October 05, 2014
Stories In Focus
Remembering the Life of Houghton Icon, ‘Big’ Al
The Houghton community continues to grieve the passing of ‘Big’ Al Rehn, Houghton’s previous dining hall manager beginning in 1982.…
September 26, 2014
News, Stories In Focus
SGA President: Katharine Lebrecque
With the new changes brought to SGA this fall, positions entail different responsibilities. Senior, Katharine Labrecque, serves as this year’s…
September 26, 2014
Stories In Focus
Tracy’s Delightfuls Moves to Houghton
Less than a fifteen minute walk from anywhere on campus to Route 19, students may encounter Tracy’s Delightfuls. This family…
September 26, 2014
Stories In Focus
Album Review: ‘Alvvays’ Reaching Towards Joy
Alvvays’ self-titled debut album is a breath of cool, turquoise summer music. The band hails from Toronto, featuring lead singer…
September 24, 2014
Stories In Focus
New Coaches Join the Highlanders
Houghton welcomed two head coaches and six assistant coaches to the highlander coaching staff this year, bringing a season of…
September 24, 2014
Stories In Focus
Women’s Tennis Achieves Goals
In their second season headed by Coach Charlie Ellis, the women’s tennis team welcomes seven new players to their roster.…
September 24, 2014
Stories In Focus
Faith and Justice Symposium: Hope in the Midst of Deep Conflict
Houghton College’s fourth annual Faith and Justice Symposium will be tackling the weighty topics of War, Conflict, and Violence, with…
September 20, 2014
Stories In Focus
Birds of the Northeast: A Musically Constructed Work of Art
Last winter, nineteen-year-old Patrick Grace of Saratoga, New York began recording a collection of songs he started writing at the…
September 17, 2014
Stories In Focus
Houghton Welcomes Eight New Professors
Eight professors are joining Houghton faculty this semester. Newly minted profs. Aikens, Bate, Hutchings, Luebke, Murphy, Poythress, Suzano, and Taylor…