• Joe Mertz Center hosts Urban Plunge in Chicago

• Forester Night recognizes outstanding students, faculty

• Alpha Chi names Sophomore Honor Award winners

• Huntington students build houses in Jamaica

• Davenport, Vivas named Athletes of Week

• Althoff, Lindbloom earn Athlete of Week honors

• Chi Alpha Sigma adds 13 Foresters to its roster

• Ward, Grow named Forester Athletes of Week

• Who's Who honors 20 Huntington University students

• Huntington University to host Visiting Seminar

• Students participate in I-69 innovation challenge

• Four Foresters earn national rankings from ITA

• Walking with Arthur' published in French

• O'Donnell to present economic forecast in Decatur

• O'Donnell to share economic forecast in Wells County

• O'Donnell to present economic forecast at breakfast

• O'Donnell to share economic forecast in Columbia City

• Donaldson named Forester Athlete of Week

• Cochran, Brautigam honored with Peer Awards

• Smelser, Sauter honored as Athletes of Week

• Huntington to host Visiting Executive Seminar

• Fort Wayne mayor proclaims "Jim O'Donnell Day"

• Smelser, Vivas honored as Athletes of Week

• Michelson, O'Donnell recognized with Peer Awards

• Sprunger, Njeri named Athletes of Week

• Wickersham to report on economic development

• McGraw, Moore acknowledged as Athletes of Week

• Students' internship sparks new business plan

• Jeff Fought Alumni Profile

• Elizabeth Hanna Alumni Profile

• Reed, Wickersham recognized with July Peer Awards

• Condry, Shoemaker given Servant Leadership Award

• Huntington students consider starting own businesses

• Holliday, McDonald acknowledged as Athletes of Week

• Ward, Lindbloom named Athletes of Week

• Davenport, Batt named Athletes of Week

• Huntington to host Visiting Executive Seminar

• Donaldson, Kock earn Athlete of Week honors

• Huntington University awards Presidential Scholarships

• Men's breakfast to feature O'Donnell as speaker

• Student chosen to serve in governor's office

• O'Donnell to give economic forecast at breakfast

• O'Donnell to present economic forecast in Bluffton

• O'Donnell to share economic forecast in Columbia City

• Who's Who honors 20 Huntington University students

• Hirschy fights poverty, human trafficking in Cambodia

• Smelser, Johnson named Athletes of Week

• Three Foresters receive MCC honors

• Foundation luncheon to feature leadership expert

• University to host fall Visiting Executive Seminar

• Huntington announces Homecoming court

• Alpha Chi inducts 20 new members

• Stearns, Batt named Athletes of Week

• Biberstine, McDonald recognized at Athletes of Week

• Althoff, Williams earn Athlete of Week honors

• Huntington alumnus chosen as president of MarkleBank

• Holdman to speak from Ghana for Foundation Breakfast

• Innovation Mapping named first resident of incubator

• 'Who's Who' honors 20 Huntington University students

• Foresters earn All-America Scholar Athlete honors

• Irick appointed as VP for Advancement

• Kaushik, Rodgers named Huntington Royalty

• Athlete of Week awarded to Kaufman, Imel

• ERC, HCUED launch Venture Works

• Enterprise Resource Center exceeds placement goal

• Indiana Beta chapter of Alpha Chi inducts 15 members

• University hosts 'Visiting Executive Seminar'

• Secretary of Commerce addresses Foundation Dinner guests

• Bulla named assistant director of ERC

• McPherren, Thompson receive May peer awards

• Shook, Porter garner Forester Athlete of the Week honors

• Business students help child in Burkina Fasso

• O'Donnell meets the press with Arthur

• Verba garners Forester Athlete of the Week honors

• Student benefits from ERC, Bippus State Bank

• Student lands funding for a local organization event

• O'Donnell's second book offers "hope to exhausted strivers"

• O’Donnell to speak at January Foundation Breakfast

• Dr. Ann McPherren, professor of business, has been elected President of the Board of Directors of the Huntington County United Way for 2005.

• Students in Dr. Ann McPherren’s Not for Profit Management class presented the findings of their semester long study, Educational Needs in Huntington County: Assessment and Recommendations to representatives from the Board of Directors of the Huntington County United Way and Life Long Learning. Their project was aimed at helping the United Way and other community leaders determine a direction for the community grant initiative of the Lilly Endowment.

• Eight Foresters earn All-American Scholar Athlete honors

• Fusselman, Hamilton earn Athlete of the Week honors

• Kaufman, Callahan earn Athletes of the Week honors

• Business seminar to discuss economic development

• Athlete of the Week honors Kaufman, Lambright

• Indiana Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi inducts 18 scholars

• Area internship provides successful avenue for Huntington College business graduate

• The September 9 edition of The Wall Street Journal published a page-one feature on Jim and Lizzie O'Donnell with mention about Jim's book, Letters for Lizzie. Jim and Lizzie also served as guests for a brief heart transplant-related story by WANE/Channel 15 News on September 9. In the near future, WAJI/Magic 95.1 FM will run taped interviews with Jim and Lizzie in conjunction with the Northeast Indiana Transplant event at the Grand Wayne Center on September 23.

• After a decade at HC, O'Donnell releases first book

• Business grad uses HC education to help investors succeed

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