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Jonah S. Rubin, assistant professor of anthropology and sociology, and his students are examining the politics of news literacy education.
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Despite personnel changes, uncommon instrumentation, and a pandemic, the Knox String Ensemble has fostered a community of musicians.
Today, Knox College celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy, reaffirming his vision of "the belov...
Ben Farrer works hard to bring the energy and unpredictability of Knox's in-person classes to his video lectures for remote students.
Lydia Allen '20 majored in biology and public health and now works as Galesburg-area COVID-19 outreach specialist and community educator.
The Lincoln Academy of Illinois honored Isaac Hughes as a student laureate for his leadership, service, and excellence in and out of the classroom.
The Associated Collegiate Press is recognizing TKS, a student-run and student-written publication with a long track record of earning journalism awards.
She will join the College's senior leadership and advise President Amott and others on anti-racism initiatives to address continuing inequities on campus.
The 2019-2020 academic year marked the retirement of seven distinguished scholars and teachers: Christie Cirone, Jessie Dixon-Montgomery, Joel Estes, Fred L. Hord, L. Sue Hulett, Charles Schulz, and Lane Sunderland.
Knox also was cited by the magazine as being one of “America’s Best Colleges for Student Voting."
Knox is second in Illinois and 45th in the nation when it comes to producing “happy and successful alumni,” according to Forbes magazine.
Knox College also is noted for its ethnic and international diversity and as an "A-plus school for B students."
Schools that are included in the guidebook were chosen primarily because of the quality of their academics.
Magazine ranking identifies colleges and universities offering a high-quality education at an affordable price.
Knox College's creative writing program is selected for inclusion in "Creative Colleges," a college guidebook that focuses on the best colleges for students interested in the arts.
Knox College is ranked #16 in the nation in The New York Times 2017 College Access Index.
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Printed on Tuesday, January 19, 2021