Save the Date:
October 11-14, 2012
Read about the varied screen, stage and TV roles of actor David Rasche '66, catch up on College news and Class Notes.
The Tribune interviews Typhanie Coller '95, a.k.a jazz singer Typhanie Monique, about going back to school for her master's degree.
Use the new directory to get in touch with your Elmhurst classmates and stay connected.
Our graduates enjoy uncommon success in a variety of demanding careers. Here are a few of their stories.
After seven years, the Elmhurst Learning and Success Academy remains on the leading edge for its emphasis on academics and engagement.
Speaking at the College's Governmental Forum, the speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives says the state's fiscal problems will test the legislature in coming months.
ShelterBox volunteer Mark Dyer and the Chicago children's charity will receive Leadership Awards at the annual Evening for Scholarships gala in March.
Michael Lindberg’s January Term course, “Facing History and Ourselves,” asks students how they would react to episodes of racism and intolerance.
Democratic leader Mike Madigan will give the keynote address at the College’s annual Governmental Forum.
Elmhurst receives a grant that will be used to inspire middle and high school students to pursue careers in science and technology.
The 2011 Founders Medal is awarded to three alumni who spent their lives helping others and contributing to the work of the College.
In a Democracy Forum lecture, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White says honesty and fairness are essential to longevity in public service.
In a Democracy Forum lecture, Illinois Senator Mark Kirk says the nation will emerge from the economic crisis stronger than ever if it can make difficult choices.
Social critic Naomi Wolf, visiting Elmhurst as part of the College’s Democracy Forum, says citizens must demand transparency in government and ask questions.
Alumni who returned to campus recall that Elmhurst provided a close-knit family environment and instilled a desire to serve the community.
In a panel discussion, editors agree that social media opens vast opportunities for news reporting, but publishers need to find a model that pays.
In the Quest Lecture, scientist Dr. Paul Anastas says the products of everyday life don’t have to be manufactured with toxic chemicals.
Joseph R. Emmick, dean for advancement at Wabash College, will help lead Elmhurst’s ambitious campaigns for the Science and Health Initiative, scholarships and other critical efforts.
In the Second Annual Niebuhr Forum on Religion in Public Life, historian and journalist Jon Meacham says that faith shapes the life of the nation without strangling it.
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