| Scope and Content | 2011 death of Alina BigJohny."The Journal Gazette," 15 August 2011, "Deadly collapse called 'fluke' Tragedy unfolds with screams, sirens, tears." [articles placed in MC General file: Student Deaths and Injuries]." President Jo Young Switzer, "Work for peace. Rain or shine" - Manchester peace studies students on ABC's "Good Morning America," segment titled "My Three Words," "The Journal Gazette," 17 September 2011. "Wabash Plain Dealer," 5 August 2011, MC starts construction of School of Pharmacy. Christer Watson, associate professor of physics at MC, writes s review for "The Journal Gazette," "Putting Pluto in its place," 8 May 2011. Shannon Griffith, Manchester's eight-year coach reports on Spartan football, 1 September 2011, "The Journal Gazette." College gains across the region - Manchester announces its highest enrollment in forty years (more than 1,300 students), "The Journal Gazette," 2 September 2011 - and - 2 September 2011, "The Journal Gazette Metro," "Colleges set enrollment records."
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| Bio History Note | Alina BigJohny died in the 13 August 2011 stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair. Manchester alumna, Jennifer Haskell, also died of injuries suffered from the same accident. Haskell was a senior student at Ball State University at the time. 2016 - "Wabash Plain Dealer," 5 August 2011, MC now known as Manchester University, and School of Pharmacy is now known as "College of Pharmacy.". |
