The largest Juniata graduating class ever, 328 students, heard John Churchill, chief executive officer of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, urge them to weigh their learning, deliberate upon their knowledge when faced with a decision, and make the right...

Shuster Hall, the first building complete in Juniata College's research complex at the Raystown Field Station, has been certified as a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) building by the U.S Green Building Council...

Juniata volleyball player Kenny Eiser '04 ended his career at the College by garnering an armful of awards that reflected his contribution to one of the most successful seasons by any Juniata sports team...

The College presented five alumni-related awards in June as part of Alumni Weekend 2004. E. Floyd '49 and Lois McDowell '52, were awarded the Harold B. Brumbaugh Alumni Service Award; Barbara Gumbiner '59, independent organizational consultant and former director of the information exchange and management system for the National Council for International Visitors, received the Alumni Achievement Award; Grettel Wentling '94, research fellow in general surgery at the Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Fla., received the Young Alumni Achievement Award; and Stanley...

Caitlan Zlatos '06, of Crownsville, Md. studying geology and environmental science, received the prestigious Andrew Mutch Scholarship from the St. Andrews Society of Philadelphia in spring 2004. She will be attending the University of St. Andrews...

Three Juniata faculty were honored in April at Spring Convocation. Peter Goldstein, John Downey Benedict Professor of English, received the Beachley Award for Distinguished Teaching; Grace Fala, professor of communication, received the Beachley Award for Distinguished Academic Service; and Jamie White, associate professor of physics, received...

Soon radio and music enthusiasts, as well as alumni who yearn for the days when they listened to their college radio station, will be able to tune in to Juniata's radio station WKVR-FM from anywhere on the planet by clicking a button on the station's...

The National Science Olympiad held in June at Juniata was a triumph of the scientific spirit. Teams from over 45 states competed in a bevy of biology, chemistry, geology, and physics events that would determine national bragging rights-at least where...