The National Endowment of the Arts' Big Read Blog interviews a Knox College student and faculty member who helped to create a unique audio archive that spotlights writers from across the United States. Full Story
Knox College Life Trustee Vernon L.E. Stisser, Jr. '62 passed away May 2. Stisser had a long career in business and community economic development. He had served on the Board of Trustees since 1996. Full Story
"Horizons: A Celebration of Student Inquiry, Imagination, and Creativity" at Knox College in May 2012 included award presentations in art, art history, fiction, poetry and playwriting. Full Story
Horizons 2012 featured student work in the performing arts -- dance and music -- including the Knox College Choir's world premiere of "Youth and Pioneers: An Ode" and the formal Spring Dance Concert. Full Story
"Horizons: A Celebration of Student Inquiry, Imagination, and Creativity" featured student research presentations in the humanities, sciences and social sciences on May 5, and student presentations in music in on May 8. Full Story
Horizons 2012 showcases student research and creative work in the arts, sciences, social sciences and humanities, with presentations and performances May 4-11 at Knox College. Full Story
By utilizing an interdisciplinary approach, Knox College students in the Museums, Monuments and Memory class gain practical experience in public history and learn to see Galesburg in a new way. Full Story
Krista Anne Nordgren, a creative writing major with a minor in dance, shows a flare for entrepreneurship by opening an online company with her sisters that showcases artists' work. Full Story
The Maytag Project, published in the Galesburg Register-Mail as the six-day series "Maytag Employees in Transition," was produced by Knox College students and faculty. Now it has won an award in a statewide competition for professional news outlets. Full Story
Hannah Fidoten, a computer science and economics double-major, developed an Honors project that encourages local schoolchildren to pursue studies in STEM subjects -- science, technology, engineering, and math. Full Story
Photos from the "Day of Service" volunteer projects around Galesburg by Knox College students, the day following the installation of Teresa Amott as the College's 19th president on Saturday, May 5, 2012. Full Story
Photos at the community picnic after the formal ceremony as Knox College installs Teresa Amott as the College's 19th president on Saturday, May 5, 2012. Full Story
Knox College and the Galesburg Community Foundation are launching an innovative community engagement initiative that will connect Knox graduates and current students with Galesburg area non-profit agencies and entrepreneurial projects. Full Story
Two retired Knox College presidents, John McCall and Roger Taylor, visited the Knox campus for the installation of Teresa Amott as the 19th president of Knox College. Full Story
Teresa L. Amott was offically installed at Knox College's 19th president on Saturday, May 5. Representatives from 54 institutions, including 8 college presidents, as well as Knox faculty, staff, alumni, and Galesburg community members attended the ceremony. Amott is the first woman to hold the presidency of the 175-year-old College. Full Story
Rain failed to dampen Knox College's Flunk Day, held this year on Tuesday, May 1. The student-organized spring surprise party dates back nearly 100 years. Even Abe Lincoln joined the fun. Full Story
Knox College will award more than 300 bachelor's degrees at its 2012 Commencement Exercises. The College will award honorary degrees to 
The National Endowment of the Arts' Big Read Blog interviews a Knox College student and faculty member who helped to create a unique audio archive that spotlights writers from across the United States. 
Eye-catching photos from around campus by the Knox Photo Corps -- students and staff in the Knox College Office of Communications. 
"Horizons: A Celebration of Student Inquiry, Imagination, and Creativity" at Knox College in May 2012 included award presentations in art, art history, fiction, poetry and playwriting. 
Horizons 2012 featured student work in the performing arts -- dance and music -- including the Knox College Choir's world premiere of "Youth and Pioneers: An Ode" and the formal Spring Dance Concert. 
"Horizons: A Celebration of Student Inquiry, Imagination, and Creativity" featured student research presentations in the humanities, sciences and social sciences on May 5, and student presentations in music in on May 8. 
Horizons 2012 showcases student research and creative work in the arts, sciences, social sciences and humanities, with presentations and performances May 4-11 at Knox College. 
By utilizing an interdisciplinary approach, Knox College students in the Museums, Monuments and Memory class gain practical experience in public history and learn to see Galesburg in a new way. 
Krista Anne Nordgren, a creative writing major with a minor in dance, shows a flare for entrepreneurship by opening an online company with her sisters that showcases artists' work. 
Bruce Haywood Davis, professor of French, has been named to the Burkhardt Distinguished Chair in Modern Languages at Knox College. 
Penny Schine Gold, professor of history, has been named to the Burkhardt Distinguished Chair in History at Knox College. 
"Graduation," a poem by the famed artist and Knox alumna, is the first work to be featured in a relaunched program promoting the arts. 
The Maytag Project, published in the Galesburg Register-Mail as the six-day series "Maytag Employees in Transition," was produced by Knox College students and faculty. Now it has won an award in a statewide competition for professional news outlets. 
Hannah Fidoten, a computer science and economics double-major, developed an Honors project that encourages local schoolchildren to pursue studies in STEM subjects -- science, technology, engineering, and math. 
Knox College and the Galesburg Community Foundation are launching an innovative community engagement initiative that will connect Knox graduates and current students with Galesburg area non-profit agencies and entrepreneurial projects. 
Two retired Knox College presidents, John McCall and Roger Taylor, visited the Knox campus for the installation of Teresa Amott as the 19th president of Knox College. 
Teresa L. Amott was offically installed at Knox College's 19th president on Saturday, May 5. Representatives from 54 institutions, including 8 college presidents, as well as Knox faculty, staff, alumni, and Galesburg community members attended the ceremony. Amott is the first woman to hold the presidency of the 175-year-old College. 
Rain failed to dampen Knox College's Flunk Day, held this year on Tuesday, May 1. The student-organized spring surprise party dates back nearly 100 years. Even Abe Lincoln joined the fun. 
