The Manchester magazine spring edition features a celebration of the 75-year legacy of peace studies, our connections, and Manchester's upcoming presidential transition. Check out the magazine and learn about upcoming alumni events, class notes and Funderburg's Rosa Parks collection.

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“I never dreamed I would have an opportunity to lead the institution that started my passion for higher education," said Dr. Stacy H. Young, who will be Manchester's 16th president, effective July 1.

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“We are simply trustees of the resources provided to us and all that we have is on loan. We are committed to and intentional about our stewardship and generosity -- to help in ways that will better this world now and in the years to follow.” -- Paris and Becky Ball-Miller

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Monica Ralston, Manchester Class of 2005, has been named the 2023 Remarkable Woman of Northeast Indiana.

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Manchester University will honor Fort Wayne City Council President Glynn A. Hines '73 and retired Parkview Health CEO Michael J. Packnett at Commencement on Saturday, May 20.

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When Heidi Ramer’s mother died in 2001, she left behind 15 years of journals detailing repeated sexual trauma and emotional torment from someone who had been a colleague. In a 1987 entry, Karen Doudt said that if she were to die, she wanted her story to be shared. As she read those journals, Ramer knew that it would be her honor to use her own voice and her mother’s words to do so. The 1993 Manchester graduate and author will return Thursday, April 20 to share their story. The program is 7 p.m. in Petersime Chapel.

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While he was a student, Forman was goalie on the soccer team, served as an ambassador for the College of Business and founded the Manchester Fishing Club. Dave Good, then grounds supervisor, was also Forman’s soccer coach and took notice of his great work ethic. He asked Forman to join the grounds crew during his first year as a student.

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A number of services and resources are available for current students. To help students find employment, CPD provides opportunities through Spartan Jobs—an app powered by Handshake which highlights jobs, internships and events from employers who have requested to connect with Manchester students and alumni.

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That’s right: the Manchester magazine will return in November with its first issue since 2019. Newly designed, the magazine will be exclusively online for all to read, free of charge.

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Building on its success in the health sciences, including a strong undergraduate major in pre-physical therapy, Manchester plans to begin DPT courses in May 2023.

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