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From measuring bobcat and coyote populations to analyzing the effects that small-town jury trials have on defendants of color, Knox students are taking their education beyond the classroom.

Richter Funds Support Student Research

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National Association for College Admission Counseling Virtual College Fair

March 21

Transfer Application Deadline

April 1

Knox truly prepared me to be adaptable in the classroom.

As school districts changed their plans to educate students during a pandemic, Knox student-teachers were prepared to meet the needs of their students, whether in person, online, or both.

Student Teaching During a Pandemic

Did You Know...

You can attend an information session about Knox College as part of the National Association for College Admission Counseling Virtual Fair, which connects counselors, students, and their families with colleges and universities around the world. Sit in on a presentation, ask questions, and discover the opportunities awaiting you

Talk To A Current Student

What's life at Knox really like? Current students are available to answer your questions. Find out about their favorite classes and professors, what they're reading, and the best places to eat in Galesburg.

Ibrahim Sakrani says the Knox professor you should absolutely take a class with is Stuart Allison. "He makes every day interesting and takes his students on field trips in nearly every class he teaches. He genuinely cares about making sure his students are learning and enjoying what they are doing."
Shuchita Poddar's favorite spot on campus is the big tree in front of the Center for Fine Arts, where she can sit and get a panoramic view of the entire campus.

Learn more about (and introduce yourself to!) Lana, Ibrahim, Shuchita and other current students.

Melati Nungsari '10 is assistant professor of economics at the Asia School of Business and research affiliate at MIT's Sloan School of Management

Melati Nungsari '10, assistant professor of economics at the Asia School of Business and research affiliate at MIT's Sloan School of Management, is working with refugee communities to document the problems they face and test potential solutions. Her advice to incoming students: "You don't know what your life is going to look like, so while you have the time, take everything you can at Knox. If you're on the fence between taking a 'weird class' and a major requirement, take the weird class. I think you'll be surprised."

Knox Young Alumni Achievement Award Winner Melati Nungasari '10