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Top News Stories from the Nation’s Liberal Arts Colleges


The top news stories shown below are updated several times a week to provide timely information on emerging ideas and trends, ground-breaking research, and important events as they occur at many of America’s leading liberal arts colleges. Whether you are a journalist, student or prospective student, parent or advisor, researcher or other interested party, these top news stories reveal both the depth and range of educational disciplines and extracurricular activities at America’s best residential liberal arts colleges. They also highlight contributions made by faculty members, within their academic and scientific disciplines, in the larger communities, and on the national stage.

Swarthmore College Lang Professor George Lakey Receives Martin Luther King, Jr. Peace Prize
Celebrating the Centennial: Peary Packs for the Pole
Bowdoin College Launches Northward Blog Chronicling Robert E. Peary's Expedition to the North Pole
Flood Displaced Musicians Find High Ground
Rollins Faculty Integral to Genius Reserve Better Community Award
A 21st-century vision of environmental studies
Lewis & Clark takes an approach to environmental studies that is holistic, interdisciplinary, and firmly rooted in a sense of place
Potential "Magic Bullet" Developed by Nobel Laureate Ferid Murad '58 Could Save Millions of Lives
"Globalizing the Campus" Focus of Illinois Wesleyan University Workshop
Colgate University Celebrates Friday the 13th
University President to Ring NYSE Opening Bell
A Decade of Peace: A Conversation With George Mitchell Ten Years After Good Friday
An In-Depth Q&A With the Man Who Brokered Peace in Northern Ireland
Compassion, Unity Demonstrated in China Rescue Efforts
Prindle Institute is First Indiana Building Certified 'Gold' by US Green Building Council
Barbara Kingsolver[DePauw '77] is Finalist for Gold Nautilus Book Award
Prime Minister of Kurdistan Region of Iraq receives Honorary Degree and speaks to W&J Graduates
Wellesley Inaugurates H. Kim Bottomly as its 13th President
Treasury Secretary, Conservationist Henry Paulson to Give Hamilton College Commencement Address and Share Honorary Degree
Furman University Receives Award in Recognition of Sustainability Efforts
Chatham College announces state approval to become CHATHAM UNIVERSITY
The 138-year-old institution will house Chatham College for Women, the College for Graduate Studies and the College for Continuing and Professional Studies
ARCHIVE OF TOP NEWS STORIES
This archive of Top News Stories from America's leading liberal arts colleges is organized by year and month from 2002 to the present. The archive is fully searchable through the “Site Search” function at the top right of this and most CollegeNews.org web pages.