Category: News
February 19, 2015
News
ISIS Beheads Egyptian Christians
Last weekend, a video surfaced of the Jihadist group, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), showing the beheadings of…
February 19, 2015
News
Houghton Islamic Studies Partners with Lilias Trotter Center
This Monday, Islamic Studies professors Benjamin Hegeman and Don Little, along with President Shirley Mullen and Dean of the College,…
February 12, 2015
News
Two Longtime Houghton Faculty To Retire: Lastoria
After 33 years, Michael Lastoria will be retiring from his position as Director of Counseling Services at the end of…
February 12, 2015
News
Student Developed Studio Produces 3D Animation
Ice Nine Studios, a student developed production studio, has started work on their first project, a 3D animation called Allice.…
February 12, 2015
News
Baseball and Softball Teams Head to Florida
During the upcoming February break the baseball and softball teams will be taking their annual trip to Florida to kick…
February 12, 2015
News, National News, News
Measles Outbreak in the U.S.
Measles, which was officially eliminated from the United States in 2000, is having its worst breakout in over two decades.…
February 12, 2015
News
Students Advocate for TAP Funds in Albany
Tuesday, high school and college students as well as faculty and financial aid administrators from throughout the state participated in…
February 05, 2015
News
Olympic Gold Medalist Trains in KPFH
Olympic Pole Vaulter and gold medalist, Jenn Suhr, began training in the Kerr-Pegula Field House (KPFH) on weekday afternoons. According…
February 05, 2015
News
Houghton Hosts First Indoor Home Meet
Houghton successfully hosted their first indoor track meet, the Highlander Invitational, on January 24 at the Kerr-Pegula Field House (KPAC)…
February 05, 2015
News
Title IX Changes Affect Houghton
Last summer, the state of New York made changes to the Title IX policy regarding sexual assault and harassment. Title…