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Students must earn a minimum 3.5 GPA while enrolled full time

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

“I especially look forward to continuing the work of creating new academic programs as Alma College prepares a new generation of students to think critically, serve generously, lead purposefully and live responsibly.” — Sean Burke

Team competes at iGEM Grand Jamboree, the largest contest of its kind in the world.

Among other amenities, plans for the indoor facility include an indoor track, turf infield, coaches’ offices, locker rooms, athletic training space and a weight room.

Former U.S. Army chaplain to speak on “war, care and the church”

Winter 2024 residency scheduled to take place in Venice, Italy

Hatcher cites academic excellence as a key reason for his critical support.

Alma College increases maximum amount of merit-based scholarship money for first-year students.

Alma Enrichment Partnership Program: Science brings middle school students to Alma College.

Admissions representatives tout authentic student experiences in 2022-23 recruitment cycle.

Lauryn Bishop, Ava Frederickson, Marissa Luzac and Abby Taylor are named to Homecoming Court.

Alma garners praise in annual rankings from U.S. News and World Report and Washington Monthly

Awards will be given during Homecoming event Sept. 23-25

Highlights from 2022-23 academic year include Kiltie Marching Band 100^th anniversary, fall dance concert and ‘Leaving Iowa’

$200,000 award to fund studies of learning progression-based modules in required courses

Speaker Series event highlighted by gun control activist

Alma College named one of the “Best in the Midwest” by prestigious educational services firm.

The Fiske Guide has highlighted Alma College annually since 1986.

Mid-Michigan native and educational leader will work to provide equitable access to opportunities.

A longtime, visionary executive leader has been hired to serve as associate vice president for human resources/deputy Title IX coordinator.

Anna Stumpf has worked as an educator and a leader at the intersection of technology and business for more than 30 years.

Business, education and nursing programs specifically receive plaudits.