Preparing for the real world
ALY HESS Attend class.Read. Study. Cram. Test. Repeat. Students in college are familiar with all, or most, of these tactics that are carried out week after week to ensure that graduation day hands them a diploma. [Read More]

Habitat for Humanity takes trip to Kentucky
ALEX HALL Every year, Manchester College’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity travels over Spring Break on a volunteer trip.  Students attending the trip included Emily Ballinger, Tiffany Berkebile, Allison Gallahan, Whitney Gray, Alex Hall, Melissa Shoufler, and Jeremy Stackhouse, along with two adult guides Brad Yoder and Joy Groninger.  [Read More]

Compassion, Change and College: Feature on Drema Drudge
LAURA MCSPADDEN Drema Drudge, a senior at MC an so-callled "non-traditional" student, is an exceptional woman. [Read More]

Women’s basketball team falls in first round of National Tournament
ADAM KING The Manchester College women’s basketball team made it into the Division III national tournament for the third consecutive season but failed to advance past the first round. [Read More]

Optimistic outlook for MC men’s tennis team
JUSTINE CIBOCH The sun is starting to stay out longer,
the skies are bluer and the chill in the air doesn’t have the same bite that it used to. This can only mean one thing; spring is in the air and the MC men’s tennis team is thrilled about being able to play outside again.

“Neighbor Tarkington” to be performed at MC on April 9
ALLY O'NEIL Manchester College will soon help to celebrate the community library’s
100th anniversary, but only the students will receive VIA credit. On April 9, Professor Scott Strode will perform the one-man play “Neighbor Tarkington” in the Wine Recital Hall.