Several students will blog about their experience in the class, which is being team-taught by Knox faculty members from various academic disciplines, including political science, economics, and computer science. 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
Knox College faculty members Robin Metz and Rodney Davis, along with Knox alumni, contribute to new episode of "American Masters" biography program on PBS. Full Story
Two students in the Knox Fencing Club crossed blades earlier this month on a sidewalk south of Old Main, the Lincoln-Douglas Debate site on the Knox campus. Swordplay within view of the debate site recalls the day 170 years ago, when Lincoln nearly engaged in a duel with a political rival. Full Story
Knox College is one of the top colleges in the nation, in a ranking by Washington Monthly magazine based on "contribution to public good." The rankings place Knox 11th in the nation among liberal arts colleges. Full Story
James Oakes, professor of history at the City University of New York, visits Knox College to present "The Emancipation Proclamation: Myths and Realities" Full Story
Knox College is selected for the new edition of the best-selling guide to colleges that is noted for its in-depth approach -- Colleges That Change Lives. Full Story
Knox College students, faculty, staff, and friends gather for Convocation Address by Dean Lawrence Breitborde, welcoming remarks from Board of Trustees Chair Dushan Petrovich '74 and President Teresa Amott, and presentation of College prizes and honors. Full Story
Daniel Beers, assistant professor of political science, works to gain a better understanding of the international community's efforts to aid Haiti -- and why so many Haitian people still don't have long-term housing. Full Story
Members of the Knox College community get acquainted -- or re-acquainted -- with one another and with the community where they live. Activities include the traditional Pumphandle preceding the first day of classes. Full Story
There's no better stamp of approval for a college than when its alumni send their children to their alma mater. And at Knox, 31 members of the Class of 2016 were legacies, or students who followed a relative to Knox. Full Story
Knox College welcomes the second-largest entering class in 40 years this week, with the opening of residence halls, orientation and greetings from President Teresa Amott and Dean Lawrence Breitborde to more than 400 new students and and their families. Full Story
First-year and transfer students prepare to launch their careers at Knox, and they bring with them a wide range of experiences and interests. Full Story
Several students will blog about their experience in the class, which is being team-taught by Knox faculty members from various academic disciplines, including political science, economics, and computer science. 
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. 
Knox College faculty members Robin Metz and Rodney Davis, along with Knox alumni, contribute to new episode of "American Masters" biography program on PBS. 
Two students in the Knox Fencing Club crossed blades earlier this month on a sidewalk south of Old Main, the Lincoln-Douglas Debate site on the Knox campus. Swordplay within view of the debate site recalls the day 170 years ago, when Lincoln nearly engaged in a duel with a political rival. 
Knox College is one of the top colleges in the nation, in a ranking by Washington Monthly magazine based on "contribution to public good." The rankings place Knox 11th in the nation among liberal arts colleges. 
James Oakes, professor of history at the City University of New York, visits Knox College to present "The Emancipation Proclamation: Myths and Realities" 
Knox College is selected for the new edition of the best-selling guide to colleges that is noted for its in-depth approach -- Colleges That Change Lives. 
An audio slideshow of move-in, orientation, and the first FP lecture during One Community: Orientation 2012. 
An audio slideshow of Pumphandle, the first day of class, and Opening Convocation. 
Knox College students, faculty, staff, and friends gather for Convocation Address by Dean Lawrence Breitborde, welcoming remarks from Board of Trustees Chair Dushan Petrovich '74 and President Teresa Amott, and presentation of College prizes and honors. 
Daniel Beers, assistant professor of political science, works to gain a better understanding of the international community's efforts to aid Haiti -- and why so many Haitian people still don't have long-term housing. 
Members of the Knox College community get acquainted -- or re-acquainted -- with one another and with the community where they live. Activities include the traditional Pumphandle preceding the first day of classes. 
There's no better stamp of approval for a college than when its alumni send their children to their alma mater. And at Knox, 31 members of the Class of 2016 were legacies, or students who followed a relative to Knox. 
Knox College welcomes the second-largest entering class in 40 years this week, with the opening of residence halls, orientation and greetings from President Teresa Amott and Dean Lawrence Breitborde to more than 400 new students and and their families. 
First-year and transfer students prepare to launch their careers at Knox, and they bring with them a wide range of experiences and interests. 
