News Archive

Asiel Clark has studied in Aberdeen and London, served her fellow students and immersed herself in campus life.

Alma suspends SAT/ACT requirement for first-year students in wake of Covid-19 restrictions.

Stephany Slaughter, professor of Spanish, brings history to life for students with her new role-playing book.

Alma College has created a fund to help minimize the impact of the coronavirus on students, faculty and staff.

Students Samantha Moretti, Cassidy Sanford and Sarah Ward recognized for their work.

Faculty members James Mazzuca, Scott Mackenzie and Benedict Munisteri awarded tenure.

Alma College students will serve various communities across the country as part of their winter break from Feb. 24-29. Opportunities include conservation at the Grand Canyon, aiding an animal sanctuary, and building homes with Habitat for Humanity.

Derick Hulme, Arthur L. Russell professor of political science at Alma College, explores the effects of terrorism and how the Clinton Administration tried to exploit them in his latest book, The Domestic Politics of Terrorism: Lessons from the Clinton Administration.

Alma College has expanded its nationally recognized Detroit Future program. Students who live or attend high school in Detroit, and whose household income is $65,000 or less, will now qualify for at least a full tuition award through institutional, state, and federal aid scholarships and grants.

Alma College hosts a series of events to remember and honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Students must earn a minimum 3.5 GPA while enrolled full time.

Advances in community engagement, admissions outreach and academic discovery highlight Alma College news in 2019.

Annual indoor show includes performances by the marching band, pipe band, drumline and color guard.

Alma Professor Scott Dexter and co-investigators receive national award for innovation in the use of digital media for advancing knowledge about theatre and performance.

‘Plaque Attack’ wins silver medal at iGEM Giant Jamboree, an international competition that challenges students to create new applications of synthetic biology.

“I like to program pieces that provide variety and are engaging for the audience. The pieces also must provide a musical challenge and growth for my students. These selections do this.” — Dave Zerbe

Jazz Ensemble performs swing jazz pieces, including “American Patrol” and “Switch in Time,” among others.

Characters include “The Three Little Pigs,” a self-proclaimed hero and an estranged couple.

Featured artist Robert McCann creates his paintings based on a variety of inspirations, including life, collages, imagination and more.

“What I love the most about the fall concert is the commitment to experimentation and risk-taking both by choreographers and dancers, merging rigorous research, creativity and innovation.” — Rosely Conz

Alan J. Stone served from 1988 to 2000 as Alma College’s 11th president.

Dissertation that explores how small colleges manage donor relationships and influence earns international CASE recognition.