News Archive

Joshua DuBois, who led President Obama’s fatherhood and mentoring initiative and wrote a groundbreaking magazine cover story on “The Fight for Black Men,” keynotes Martin Luther King Jr. Week at Alma College.

Pop/rock musician Keelan Donovan performs at Alma College. 

Guest artist uses video, animation and drawings to explore landscapes in the current exhibit at the Flora Kirsch Beck Gallery.

Community lecture series by Alma College faculty encourages participation and conversation.

Twenty-four hour campaign secures more than $323,000 in total gifts and 186 prospective student referrals.

Christopher Gaumond will lead all aspects of developing a varsity esports program for competition in Fall 2019.

Alma College receives four awards for initiatives designed to engage alumni and friends in the life of the college.

Classroom technology advances, campus improvements and student achievement highlight Alma College news in 2018.

There’s no better way to spend the holiday season than streaming music from the Alma College Choirs.

The approximately 100 members of the Alma College Glee Clubs, College Chorale and Alma Choir perform ‘Carol of the Bells,’ ‘Gesu Bambino,’ ‘Silent Night’ and many more.

Kiltie Dancers perform ‘Deck the Bagpipes’ and encounter ‘Mr. Grinch’ during their holiday-themed concert.

Tchaikovsky’s ‘Little Russian’ Symphony forms the centerpiece of this concert, which brings together folksong and the composer’s famous melodic gift.

“Our program includes guided coursework but, more importantly, creates meaningful experiences for students to match their call.” — Andrew Pomerville. 

Guided coursework, intentional campus experiences provide academic preparation for students with career aspirations in fields of growing interest.

Concert highlights the sounds of timpani, xylophones, marimbas, drums and more. Program includes ‘Crown of Thorns,’ ‘Phase Dance.’

The college is actively seeking an individual or company to lease the building and operate a convenience store.

“I selected music based on what I saw as the strengths of the ensemble. We are featuring quite a few senior members as soloists.” — Jeff Ayres

The Alma College Pipe Band, drum line and winter guard join the 105 members of the KMB for their annual indoor concert.

“The strength of this exhibit is that it shows the incredible diversity of ideas and interests that make up the Alma College Art Department.” — Benjamin Lambert.

“All of the works are very technically demanding and challenge our dancers’ stamina and skill.” — Ben Munisteri, director of dance.

The opening of the Makankisa Child Care Center adds yet another chapter to Alma College’s work in Sierra Leone.

Alma College’s Scots on the Rocks and Pretty in Plaid present fall concert

First female Hispanic U.S. military fighter pilot to speak at Alma College.

Jane Austen’s ”Northanger Abbey” brought to the stage.

Students learn about the impact of genocide, interact with special needs youth, remove invasive shrubs and participate in wildlife rehabilitation during fall break.