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April 24, 2026 Vol 122

Category: News

Guest Professional Speaks On Faith In Workplace

Guest Professional Speaks On Faith In Workplace

On Thursday, September 15, the first of five Guest Professional Dinners to be featured this semester took place in the…
New Majors See Success

New Majors See Success

Houghton College’s mission statement states that Houghton College seeks to prepare students for the changing world of the twenty-first century.…
Professor Hosts Constitution Day Presentation

Professor Hosts Constitution Day Presentation

On Tuesday, September 20, professor of political science, Peter Meilander, hosted a presentation with Christen Price entitled “Transgender Rights, Religious…
National // Bomb Blast in Manhattan

National // Bomb Blast in Manhattan

On Saturday September 17 at approximately 8:30 p.m., a blast caused panic in the Chelsea district of Manhattan. The explosion,…
Fall Sports Off to Strong Start

Fall Sports Off to Strong Start

A few weeks into the fall semester, and athletics are off to a good start. Both the women’s tennis team…
More Than a Headband: Alumna-Owned Brand Supports Anti-Human Trafficking Organizations

More Than a Headband: Alumna-Owned Brand Supports Anti-Human Trafficking Organizations

More often than not, the purchases people make do not have impact on anyone or anything other than themselves and…
Houghton Welcomes Increase in First-Year Enrollment

Houghton Welcomes Increase in First-Year Enrollment

Enrollment for the 2016-2017 year has shown significant changes in the make-up of the incoming class. Most notably, the ratio…
Houghton Highlanders Welcome Three New Coaches to Athletic Department

Houghton Highlanders Welcome Three New Coaches to Athletic Department

This school year, Houghton will welcome three new coaches to campus. Two of the three coaches are Houghton college alumni.…
Longtime History Professor to Retire in the Spring

Longtime History Professor to Retire in the Spring

Professor of history, William Doezema, who came to Houghton College in forty years ago, will be retiring in the spring…
Student Workers See Fewer Work Study Hours

Student Workers See Fewer Work Study Hours

Due to New York’s graduated minimum wage increase, student jobs funded by the Federal work-study program are limited to a…