You’re Not Alone!
by Lorena Oplinger “Stand Up For Your Sisters” is an annual program created to allow female students the opportunity to talk about things that are painful and difficult for them to deal with. This program ...
Coach Jim Kessler Announces His Retirement
by Lorena Oplinger Grace Sports Department held a Press Conference on Monday, Feb. 18 at 9 a.m. at the MOCC Alumni Suite for Jim Kessler to announce his retirement as the head coach of Grace’s ...
Ethan Roberts Hosts Late Night Show
By Alicia Reeve This past weekend, Feb. 15-16, Grace College hosted the Presidential Scholarship Competition. An essential part of this jam-packed weekend is Late Night, which took over the MOCC Friday, Feb. 16. Late Night, ...
Grace Welcomes Dr. Joseph Frentzel as New Professor of Biology
By Alaister McFarren While the new spring semester at Grace often brings in new transfer students, it also occasionally brings in new faculty. Such was the case this spring semester as Grace brought on Dr. ...
Dr. Drew Hart Challenges the Church to Confront Past
By Ethan Horst 400 years ago this year, the first Africans brought to North America’s Jamestown to be used as slave labor. This was how Dr. Drew Hart, author of “The Trouble I’ve Seen: Changing ...
VITA Celebrates Tenth Year
By Alaister McFarren On Wednesday, Jan. 23, Grace College celebrated the tenth year of its Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program by throwing a public reception. Held at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center, the event ...
Origins: Niya Fallace
By Alicia Reeve Niya Fallace, a fourth year senior studying educational ministry and psychology, was diagnosed with autism at the age of four. Because of that she had a lot of helpers, one of which ...
Things To Do
By Ethan Horst With Valentine’s Day, and the eventual freedom from the January freeze, approaching, the time is right to begin planning for day trips and excursions further afield than the Warsaw area. Fort Wayne ...