May

• Six Foresters head to NAIA Track Nationals

• Judge Heath to head EXCEL class

• Preeminence to tour Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions

• Rachel Tinon receives Nolle Scholarship

• Huntington College honors 206 graduates

• Commencement speaker tours county Habitat site

• Randy Neuman receives Staff Member of the Year honor

• Evans to teach EXCEL class on the origins of life

• Schwob directs Enterprise Resource Center

• Nalliah, Miller receive May Peer Award

• Impacting the world through service

• HC Theatre announces 2004-05 season schedule

• Snider, Porterfield earn Athlete of the Week honors

• Lilly Endowment gift generates seven new programs

• Master of Education to be added to HC curriculum

• Degree in Social Work to be offered at Huntington

• Business Department to add new program in Fall 2004

• Political Studies program offered next fall

• Digital Media Arts program added to Comm Department

• Recreation and Sports Ministry program added at HC

• College offers new major in Worship Leadership

• Honorary degrees to be awarded to Webb, Chung, Hull

• Priest named Professor of the Year

• HC wins award for personalized brochures

• Communication students present research at Butler

• Nine Forester athletes inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma

• Seven students receive Alpha Chi Sophomore Award

• Twenty HC students named to Who's Who

• Forester Night honors several seniors

• Geivett, Petery receive Servant Leadership Award

• Rowley, Chung to speak at 2004 Commencement exercises

• Hanson, Doyle honored as Forester Athletes of the Week

April

• Bordeaux to speak at May Foundation Breakfast

• College to host second annual Forester Basketball Camp

• Dr. Paul Michelson contributes to Encyclopedia Britannica

• Urschel presents paper at pop culture convention

• High school students compete in Spring Math Contest

• O'Donnell's first book widely available across nation

• Huntington College named one of the best places to work

• Gonterman, Porterfield earn Athlete of the Week honors

• Graduating Visual Arts Majors Exhibit on display

• HC one of several county recipients of Parkview AED

• HC professors to be published in College Faith 2

• HC hosts press conference for recipients of AED initiative

• Brown, Tropf named Forester Athletes of the Week

• Indiana Invaders add HC standout John Ngigi to roster

• Focus on Excellence Colloquium to be held at RichLyn Library

• Area college choirs join to perform Cantata for Peace

• Local musicians highlighted at Concerto Winners Concert

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

• Welch, Slee receive Forester Athlete of the Week honors

• Master of imagination leads Alice in Wonderland performance

• Art students earn awards at Student Art Exhibit

• Hopper, Harvey receive April Peer Award

• O'Donnell keynote speaker at Business Expo 2004

• History organization moves national office to HC

• HC honored for United Way award-winning video

• Forester Athletes of the Week are Fillman, St. Louis

• Thornhill to host Wildflower Walk

• MindScape Program featured topic at breakfast

• Holy Week services to be held at Huntington College

March

• Fisher helps lead new CCCU campus ministry programs

• HC Theatre presents Alice in Wonderland

• Andrews, Porter receive Athlete of the Week honors

• Replogle, Beckwith earn Athlete of the Week honors

• Graduate School announces 2004 spring class schedule

• Capital Campaign concludes with more than $50 million in gifts and pledges

• Clark presents at broadcasting conference

• Thwaits, Yoder earn NAIA All-American honors

• McNair Wilson to perform The Fifth Gospel

• Faculty Artist Series canceled, change of April event

• Sousa's baton to be used at Band Fest

• Fode, Kennedy Forester Athletes of the Week

• HC Music to present Spring Concert

• Students, staff offer willing hands and hearts during spring break

• HC to send team to Jamaica for spring break

• HC sends team to Brazil for spring break

• HC staff and students to spend spring break in NYC

• Students to serve in Kosovo over spring break

• Foresters Branson-bound again in NAIA Tourney

• Gibson, Doyle earn Athlete of the Week honors

• HC BandFest to tribute America

• HC PRIME student receives cross-cultural experience in NYC

• Track athletes reach out to Johnson City school children

• Clark, Brauchla receive March Peer Award

• Five Foresters to run at NAIA Indoor Track Nationals

• Fillman, Hannie garner Athlete of the Week honors

February

• Dr. Todd Martin to have article published

• Webb to discuss new book, sign copies

• Parents, teachers, students invited to "Investigation Celebration"

• Michelson to give overview of world events

• Robert E. Wilson Gallery to display Drawn in Color

• Dowdens attend CCCU events and National Prayer Breakfast

• HC's Evening at the Opera canceled

• Simon receives S.G. Whittle Johnston Memorial Award

• Leatherman, Michaud receive Ron Frank History Book Award

• Leading Christian politicians to debate 2004 election

• Athlete of the Week honors awarded to two senior athletes

• HC receives $2.6 million in matching funds

• HC students help lead Book Jam

• HC Theatre presents Anna Karenina

• Communication students win national honors

• Former NBA player to speak at Huntington Reach Out Rally

• Bean, Yoder earn Athlete of the Week honors

• Webb writes book in Complete Idiot's Guide series

• High-energy music, dance performance headed to MCA

• Rahn has article published in Campus Life magazine

• White, McEowen receive February Peer Award

• Understand cross-cultural conflict with EXCEL

• Allen, Riegsecker garner Athlete of the Week honors

• Longaker Honors Recital to feature seven musicians

• White appointed president of IACUBO

• John Mignone to give business profile at Foundation breakfast

• Bandfest 2004, "An American Tribute," open for registration

• Thornhill Nature Preserve to host Star Party

• Andrews, Doyle earn Athlete of the Week honors

January

• Denver & the Mile High Orchestra returns to Huntington

• Christianity and Science-Fiction to be topic at next Lecture

• Martin, Yoder earn Forester Athlete of the Week honors

• HC EXCEL Program to offer Intro to Watercolor Painting

• Regional artists display work at Robert E. Wilson Gallery

• Allen, Yoder are Forester Athletes of the Week

• Wycliffe missionary to speak during Service Emphasis Week

• Business grad uses HC education to help investors succeed

• Coffman featured in two Indiana art exhibits

• The Pirates of Penzance promises "side-splitting" laughter

• Leadership: From the chemistry lab to the basketball court

• J-term class offers truth about fad diets

• HC offers courses to home-school students

• Bontreger named Forester Athlete of the Week

• HC honors Martin Luther King, Jr.

• Accreditation team to visit in April

• New campus honor awarded to Perry, Ruthi

• O'Donnell to speak at January Foundation Breakfast

• J-Term explores civil rights, Middle-earth, weight loss and more

December

• Seven Foresters earn All-American Scholar Athlete honors

• Bible and religion professors attend annual conference

• Philosophy department attends conference

• Verba garners Athlete of the Week honors

• Student Senate establishes scholarship for HC students

• Ramey repeats as Forester Athlete of the Week

• Huntington College receives funds to promote opportunity

• Foundation breakfast features Music Faculty

• Ramey receives Athlete of the Week honors

• Miller presented award for top dissertation

November

• Verba claims Forester Athlete of the Week honors

• Zezula awarded by IAHPERD president

• Business program offers real experience

• Music professors highlight performance of Messiah

• Nalliah presents collaborative research

• Fort Wayne Philharmonic to present Holiday Pops concert

• Countless miles and faithful lessons

• HC Music presents "An Instrumental Christmas"

• Stephanie Bills "Realizing the Dream" at Huntington College

• Michelson published in new Romanian book

• Dyson receives new accounting scholarship

• Webb contributes to forthcoming book

• Peace honored with Distinguished Service Award

• Science Hall profiled in American School & University

• Visual Arts majors to showcase senior projects

• Thwaits is Forester Athlete of the Week

• Hall of Fame to induct four Foresters

• Huntington graduate reenacts history on big screen

• Steury appointed to CCCU Advisory Council

• HC Baseball to host Holiday Camp

• Jacob, Snider garner Forester Athlete of the Week honors

• Fairchild to address Islamic Understanding of Jihad

• Huntington theatre and music present Oklahoma!

• Forester Lecture to address Science and Religious Exploration

• HC named NAIA Champions of Character Institution

• Rebecca Coffman presents art exhibit in California

• Platt to speak at November Foundation Breakfast

• Why are we considering "university" status

• Huntington College considers "university" status

• Terre Haute South Vigo, Chi win mathematics competition

• Kendall, Moniz earn Forester Athlete of Week honors

October

• College Park Church to host 18th Annual Church Music Concert

• Liberian Relief Drive to take place Saturday at MCPER

• Kendall, St. Louis earn Athlete of Week honors

• Nationally renowned brass ensemble set to perform in MCA

• Visual Art Faculty to present exhibit at Robert E. Wilson Gallery

• CCCU honors Charles Curie as an outstanding alum

• Boen featured on CCCU web site as outstanding alum

• Thornhill offers Fall Frenzie Fun Night on October 31

• Collins joins Huntington College Advancement team

• Athlete of the Week honors awarded to Ngugi, Caldwell

• Fall Work Day sends students throughout local community

• Biberstine, Hamilton, Forester Athletes of the Week

• Band Festival to feature four area ensembles

• Finding passion in God's calling

• Fultz, Tropf earn Athlete of Week honors

• Alumni Association launches new online community

• 2003 Alumni Awards presented at Homecoming Dinner

• Dunlap, Coon named Homecoming King and Queen

• Indiana Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi inducts 16 scholars

• HC Music presents Barkley Square Jazz Concert

• Jones to speak at October Foundation Breakfast

September

• Harrison continues flight topic of Forester Lecture Series

• HC Theatre presents The Life of Galileo

• Athletes of Week are Althoff, Caldwell

• Huntington College announces 2003 enrollment

• Grill, Hamilton earn Athlete of Week honors

• Jeff Allen to send laughs through Merillat Centre

• Lifetime of work presented in Robert E. Wilson Gallery

• Turner named NAIA Region VIII AD of Year

• Homecoming: Wright Place to Be!

• Newcomers see HC stage for first time in Fresh Faces

• Cook, Moniz earn Athlete of the Week honors

• Baseball team to host golf outing at Homecoming

• Bendall, LaMont receive Distinguished Service Awards

• Dr. John Thompson to present Doctoral Lecture Recital

• U.S. Space Program to be addressed at next Forester Lecture

• Foundation recognizes Fox, Surfus

• Winter clothes drive for Romanian orphans

• Alumni to present A View from the Bridge

• Athlete of the Week honors tennis and cross country participants

• Dr. Daryl Elliott kicks off semester's Forester Lecture Series

• Tony Silva to give piano recital, lecture

• Afternoon masterclass to be presented September 10

• Charles Curie to speak at annual Foundation banquet

• Friesen to introduce new faculty at Foundation Breakfast

August

• MCA announces Schedule of Events for fall semester

• Volunteer Plunge to benefit community, students

• HC ranked among best in Midwest by US News & World Report

• Bible & Religion professor to officiate at US Open Tennis Championships

• Regional artists to present exhibit at Robert E. Wilson Gallery

• College offers new program in Digital Film Studies

July

• Theatre troupe to finish tour to a "Welcome Home" audience

• Alumni Golf and Dinner Outing to be held in Goshen

• Graduate School announces 2003 fall class schedule

• GSCM to offer Counseling Ministries degree

• Basketball media guides earn recognition

June

• Natural History of Falcons to be presented at Thornhill

• Thornhill offers various day camps throughout summer

• Family Climbing Day at Thornhill

• Summer theatre troupe tours Midwest

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