Knox College honors four alumni with 2012 Alumni Achievement Awards, as nearly 20 prior winners will return to campus for this year's special Founders Day Convocation on Feb. 17, in celebration of Knox's 175th anniversary. Full Story
From an world-spanning buffet lunch to cultural displays and a festive Parade of Flags, Knox College celebrates it's 31st Annual International Fair; the theme posed the universal question "Where Did You Grow Up?" Full Story
In the week leading up to the 2012 Knox College International Fair, two special discussions focus on the experiences of living and working in other parts of the world. Full Story
Students at Knox College's annual International Fair offer their thoughts about the event, which celebrates different cultures with food, entertainment, and interaction. Full Story
Knox College introduces KnoxReads, an online book discussion. The first selection is "Rock the Casbah: Rage and Rebellion across the Islamic World," by writer and foreign policy analyst Robin Wright, who visits Knox on February 28. Full Story
Princeton Review seeks comments from Knox College students about campus life. The college guidebook also invites students to review the accuracy of its narrative description of Knox. Full Story
"Knox in New York students are exposed to different communities of artists and to a variety of art forms. This experience is transformative," says Professor Lynette Lombard. Full Story
Knox College holds its yearly celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with members of the Knox community performing music, reading poetry, and presenting a convocation address about his commitment to economic justice. Full Story
Konrad Hamilton gave the keynote address, Martin Luther King: A Day for the Ninety-Nine Percent, at the Winter Term Convocation in observance of Martin Luther King Day, January 16, 2012. Full Story
Longtime international correspondent Robin Wright will present a Stellyes Lecture, "Rock the Casbah: Rage and Rebellion Across the Islamic World," at Knox College on February 28. Full Story
Knox College presents its 31st annual International Fair on Saturday, January 28, with an international buffet lunch and entertainment. Leading up to the fair, campus events will explore the theme, "Growing Up International." Full Story
Students hear painter and photographer Joel Sheesley discuss his artistic journey and inspiration as his exhibit "A Content of Sorts" debuts on the Knox campus. Full Story
Konrad Hamilton, associate professor of history and chair of the program in American Studies at Knox College will give the convocation address at Knox's 2012 Martin Luther King Day Convocation on Monday, January 16. Full Story
Andrew Civettini and students in his Voting and Elections class observed the Iowa caucuses -- the first step in the process of selecting the 2012 Republican presidential nominee. Full Story
Knox College scored among the top five liberal arts colleges in its region, in the 2011 Association for Computing Machinery Intercollegiate Programming Contest. Knox sent three teams to the expanding regional competition. Full Story
Carol Ann Tomlinson of the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education will deliver the lecture, "Teaching Today's Students: A Case for Differentiated Instruction," on February 9 at Knox College. Full Story
Knox College senior Lauren Smith, recipient of a 2011 Student Laureate Award from the Lincoln Academy of Illinois, talks about her research, classes and extracurricular activities. Full Story
Eye-catching photos from around campus by the Knox Photo Corps -- students and staff in the Knox College Office of Public Relations. 
Knox College honors four alumni with 2012 Alumni Achievement Awards, as nearly 20 prior winners will return to campus for this year's special Founders Day Convocation on Feb. 17, in celebration of Knox's 175th anniversary. 
From an world-spanning buffet lunch to cultural displays and a festive Parade of Flags, Knox College celebrates it's 31st Annual International Fair; the theme posed the universal question "Where Did You Grow Up?" 
In the week leading up to the 2012 Knox College International Fair, two special discussions focus on the experiences of living and working in other parts of the world. 
Students at Knox College's annual International Fair offer their thoughts about the event, which celebrates different cultures with food, entertainment, and interaction. 
Knox College introduces KnoxReads, an online book discussion. The first selection is "Rock the Casbah: Rage and Rebellion across the Islamic World," by writer and foreign policy analyst Robin Wright, who visits Knox on February 28. 
Princeton Review seeks comments from Knox College students about campus life. The college guidebook also invites students to review the accuracy of its narrative description of Knox. 
"Knox in New York students are exposed to different communities of artists and to a variety of art forms. This experience is transformative," says Professor Lynette Lombard. 
Knox College holds its yearly celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with members of the Knox community performing music, reading poetry, and presenting a convocation address about his commitment to economic justice. 
Longtime international correspondent Robin Wright will present a Stellyes Lecture, "Rock the Casbah: Rage and Rebellion Across the Islamic World," at Knox College on February 28. 
Knox College presents its 31st annual International Fair on Saturday, January 28, with an international buffet lunch and entertainment. Leading up to the fair, campus events will explore the theme, "Growing Up International." 
Numerous events will be taking place in February -- on and off campus -- as Knox College observes the 175th anniversary of its founding. 
Students hear painter and photographer Joel Sheesley discuss his artistic journey and inspiration as his exhibit "A Content of Sorts" debuts on the Knox campus. 
Konrad Hamilton, associate professor of history and chair of the program in American Studies at Knox College will give the convocation address at Knox's 2012 Martin Luther King Day Convocation on Monday, January 16. 
Andrew Civettini and students in his Voting and Elections class observed the Iowa caucuses -- the first step in the process of selecting the 2012 Republican presidential nominee. 
Knox College scored among the top five liberal arts colleges in its region, in the 2011 Association for Computing Machinery Intercollegiate Programming Contest. Knox sent three teams to the expanding regional competition. 
Carol Ann Tomlinson of the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education will deliver the lecture, "Teaching Today's Students: A Case for Differentiated Instruction," on February 9 at Knox College. 
Knox College senior Lauren Smith, recipient of a 2011 Student Laureate Award from the Lincoln Academy of Illinois, talks about her research, classes and extracurricular activities. 
