What that talk sounds like

The Herald-Palladium highlights the upcoming conversation about race and justice to take place during the 2015 Summit for Social Consciousness, sponsored by the School of Graduate Studies & Research.

Andrews Food Fair Helps Student Groups, Too

The 2015 International Food Fair was featured in the South Bend Tribune on Monday, March 30. Check out the coverage here.

Gymnics Travel the World

The Andrews University Gymnics recently performed at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis during halftime of the Indiana Pacers' game on March 12. It is hardly the only time the Gymnics, a noncompetitive... read more

Day for the Pi

Pi lovers at Andrews University celebrated National Pi Day on Thursday by eating pie. And lots of it. Karen Johnson-McWilliams of the university's math department said the school provided 25 pies and 64 cheesecake squares, which... read more

Israeli Doctors Share What They've Learned Treating Their Enemies

This month marks the fourth anniversary of the start of the Syrian Civil War. In an effort to shed light on the conflict, Andrews University in Berrien Springs invited two people with first-hand experience with the war to... read more

Israeli Doctors Treating Syrians Present at Andrews

Two Israeli doctors spoke at Andrews University Thursday about their experience treating hundreds of wounded Syrians in a war zone hospital. Watch the report from NBC affiliate WNDU in South Bend, Indiana, here. ... read more

Jesus of New York?

During his 43-year tenure, retired Andrews University professor Greg Constantine taught the popular class, "The Life of Christ in Great Art." Using works by a range of artists, including Dutch painter Rembrandt van... read more

Professor & Curator to Speak at Southern

Southern Adventist University will host Constance E. C. Gane, archaeology professor and museum curator at Andrews University, on Monday, March 30, at 7 p.m. in Lynn Wood Hall Chapel. Gane’s presentation, “Nineveh’s Halzi Gate and the Fall of... read more