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How is Elmhurst “What College Ought to Be?” Let our students tell you what they think.
Elmhurst professors are the people who really make this place “What College Ought to Be.”
Dean Sullivan believes college should make "better people" as it trains better students.
In the information age, professors are just a click away, day or night. Is that good?
Coach Southern talks about bringing his Ph.D. in chemistry to the baseball field.
From broadcast news to brain surgery, Elmhurst students get the edge.
When it comes to sustainable design, Elmhurst leads by example.
Elmhurst athletic teams get the unique opportunity to travel the world.
A retrospect on constructing Elmhurst College's first baseball team.
The Holocaust Education Project speaks to the soul of the College, posing questions that defy answering.
From swing to sports to spirituality, here's the inside story of life on campus.
Students say they’re looking for ultimate meaning in their lives. How Elmhurst helps them find it.
Our library is the home of a collection of works by a remarkable cohort of Chicago artists.
The Honors Program means plenty of study, intense dialog, and a genuine sense of community.
The City of Elmhurst ranks Number 1 in a Chicago Magazine survey of local suburbs. Here’s why.
Each February, our chapel is the home to one of the best college jazz festivals in the United States.
During January Term, the intellectual fare is varied and abundant, and the spirit of adventure rules.
Elmhurst is a college of the United Church of Christ. What does that mean in practice?
Staging a musical in a converted saw mill isn’t easy, but when the curtain goes up it’s all worth it.
Ragnar Moen, the foster father of our campus arboretum, has proudly watched his prized trees grow.
At Elmhurst, the ideal of the student- athlete is alive and well and winning.
Elmhurst recreates native Illinois prairies amid new sustainable design projects.
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Practical Ethicist
Bill Nelson ’68 uses clarity, pragmatism, and humor to advocate medical ethics.
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Envoy in Asia
Laurie Rich '00 taught Shakespeare and learned Uzbek as a Peace Corps volunteer.
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Rising Rocker
Kris Myers '99 is the celebrated new drummer for the hot rock band Umphrey's McGee.
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Master Teacher
Grace Vyduna-Haskins '49 found new ways to help children decipher words on a page.
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Born Coach
Al Biancalana ’82 has never had a losing season, but wins aren’t all he’s after.
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Renowned Scholar
Walter Brueggemann '55 brings the Bible to life as a leading authority on the Old Testament.
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Federal Judge
Bill Bauer '49 of the U.S. Court of Appeals takes his job very seriously and himself not at all.
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Cancer Nurse
Carol White '85 learns lessons about dignity and bravery from her patients every day.
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Guitar Czar
Fred Gretsch '71 sustains a family business that's part of American music history.
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Political Power
George Sangmeister '57 earned respect and made a mark from Springfield to Capitol Hill.
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Hollywood Story
David Rasche '66, star of stage, screen and sit-com, is a celebrated 'smart perfomer.'
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Strong Finisher
Josephine Corso '98 started her career as a bank teller; now she's a bank president.
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Opera Luminary
David Kuebler '69 earns his full share of bravos and bravissimos on stages worldwide.
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Veteran Pastor
Bob Ullman '71 has seen "it all. It's like living a novel instead of writing one."
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Voice of Authority
Terri Hemmert '70 rose to the top of rock radio with a well-informed, personal style.
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Hungary Man
August Molnar '49 started a foundation to celebrate Hungarian thought and culture.
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College President
Charles Guengerich '70 of Wright College is a leader on the front lines of higher education in America.
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A Good Joe
For the Reverend Joe Richardson '89 the spiritual life is not a theory. He lives it.
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Sweet Success
Sally Bell '96 advances the growth of the nation's 'hottest' ice-cream chain.
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Music Man
Justin Roman '00 plays the hits on B96 when he's not busy making his own hits for MCA Records.
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Art Exhibit: Senior Capstone Exhibition
Sat., May 03, 2008
to Sun., Jun. 01, 2008, Open daily; call for weekend hours
Recital: Piano
Fri., May 09, 2008, 7:00 p.m.
Theatre: Wasteful Thinking Improv Comedy
Fri., May 09, 2008
to Sat., May 10, 2008, 8:00 p.m.
Elmhurst Leadership Awards
Fri., May 09, 2008, 7:00-11:00 p.m.
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Best & Brightest
Students present their work at the annual Research and Performance Showcase on May 8.
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