Category: News
October 29, 2015
News, Campus News, News
Counseling Center to Host Annual Relationship Retreat
This weekend, 22 Houghton College students will travel to Camp Asbury in Silver Lake, NY, to attend the eighth annual…
October 29, 2015
News, International News, News
Hurricane Patricia Hits Mexico
On Friday, October 24, the strongest hurricane in the history of the Western hemisphere hit the coast of Mexico. The…
October 29, 2015
News, Campus News, News
Faculty Travel to Prestigious Conference
Over the second weekend in October, representatives from the 98 member institutions of the National Network for the Lilly Fellows…
October 27, 2015
News, Stories In Focus
Nancy Cole: Celebrating 20 Years as Head Women’s Volleyball Coach
1990 Houghton graduate, Nancy Cole, has moved up in the ranks of Houghton and is now entering her twentieth year…
October 23, 2015
News
Data Science Students Travel South
While most Houghton students and faculty spent October break visiting family, studying, or traveling, a group of 18 students, faculty,…
October 09, 2015
News, National News, News
EMU and Goshen Leave CCCU
On September 21, Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) and Goshen College issued a press release announcing their joint decision to withdraw…
October 09, 2015
News, Campus News, News
5Bites Obsolete in Dorms
Dorm life at Houghton has changed since last semester. The student body has felt the impact of extended open hours…
October 09, 2015
News, Campus News, News
TobyMac Concert Draws 220 Prospective Students
TobyMac will perform at Houghton College on Sunday, October 11, along with artists Britt Nicole, Colton Dixon, and Hollyn on…
October 09, 2015
News
Alternative Break Option: Buffalo Missions Trip
This coming October break, ten Houghton students will participate in a service trip in Buffalo. This is the first time…
October 09, 2015
News, International News, News
Afghan Hospital Bombing
On Saturday, October 3, airstrikes destroyed an Afghan Doctors Without Borders hospital in the city of Kunduz, Afghanistan. Casualties were…