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Podcast: Ethical Choices
Michael Lindberg’s January Term course asks students if they would stand up to intolerance.
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Achieving Diversity
Glad We Asked
In The Chronicle of Higher Education, President Ray reflects on "walking the walk" after Elmhurst adds a question about sexual identity to its application.
Niebuhr's Influence
Continuing Relevance Today
On the Chicago Public Radio program Eight Forty Eight, President Ray discusses the lasting legacy of alumnus Reinhold Niebuhr.
Celebrated Collection
Chicago Imagists at Elmhurst
WTTW’s Chicago Tonight explores the Chicago Imagist and Abstractionist works on permanent display in the A.C. Buehler Library.
Artist and Teacher
Public Works
Art Professor Emeritus John Weber talks about the history and impact of public art on the Chicago Public Radio program Eight Forty Eight.
News
A Résumé-Building Year in Morocco
Courses in international business and Arabic language help Jacob Hug land a job with a Chinese logistics company before his May 2011 graduation.
The ELSA Experience
After seven years, the Elmhurst Learning and Success Academy remains on the leading edge for its emphasis on academics and engagement.
Mike Madigan Examines Policy and Personalities
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.
Relief Worker and Mercy Home to be Honored
ShelterBox volunteer Mark Dyer and the Chicago children's charity will receive Leadership Awards at the annual Evening for Scholarships gala in March.
Podcast: Ethical Choices
Michael Lindberg’s January Term course, “Facing History and Ourselves,” asks students how they would react to episodes of racism and intolerance.
Putting Money Where Our Math Is
Elmhurst receives a grant that will be used to inspire middle and high school students to pursue careers in science and technology.
Paying It Forward
The 2011 Founders Medal is awarded to three alumni who spent their lives helping others and contributing to the work of the College.
A Straight Arrow in State Government
In a Democracy Forum lecture, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White says honesty and fairness are essential to longevity in public service.
Ensuring America's Comeback
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.
Standing Up to Defend Civil Liberties
Social critic Naomi Wolf, visiting Elmhurst as part of the College’s Democracy Forum, says citizens must demand transparency in government and ask questions.
A Tireless Advocate for Gay Rights
In the inaugural William R. Johnson Guestship Lecture, author Michael Schiavi explores the life of the activist Vito Russo, who inspired LGBT people to come out of the closet.
Homecoming Mixes Music and Memories
Alumni who returned to campus recall that Elmhurst provided a close-knit family environment and instilled a desire to serve the community.
Assessing the Future of Journalism
In a panel discussion, editors agree that social media opens vast opportunities for news reporting, but publishers need to find a model that pays.
Green Chemistry Is Good Business
In the Quest Lecture, scientist Dr. Paul Anastas says the products of everyday life don’t have to be manufactured with toxic chemicals.
Despite the Controversy, We're Glad We Asked
In a commentary published in The Chronicle of Higher Education, President S. Alan Ray writes that while Elmhurst didn't seek publicity when it added a question on sexual identity to its application, it is proud of the attention that has been paid to its diversity-building efforts.
