- For business-major-turned-entrepreneur, making bikes for little people is a big deal
- Professor’s study of romance novel helps bring genre respect
- Alumni success confirms value of liberal arts education
- M.A.C. Foundation grant to fund conservation projects
- Maryland’s independent-college presidents honor McDaniel alumnus
- Alumni couple named Carroll County Family of the Year
- Theatre Arts Department presents ‘The Rocky Horror Show’
- Students, faculty march for a good cause
- Hill Happenings
Russ Morin '10 says courses and experiences at McDaniel gave him the confidence to launch an enterprise that caters to bicycling enthusiasts with dwarfism. » Full Story
Romance fiction is the best-selling genre of popular literature, accounting for $1.4 billion in annual sales and outselling both religious/inspirational books and science fiction fantasy, according to the Business of Consumer Book Publishing. Although its 8,000 new titles are read by 51 million people each year, the romance novel has only recently garnered some of the respect that many believe it deserves. » Full Story
Four distinguished alumni returned to campus Sept. 21 to share the stories of their successes and discuss the relevance of an education anchored in the liberal arts and sciences during a day-long event sponsored by the Delta of Maryland Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. » Full Story
McDaniel College’s 5-year-old Environmental Policy and Science program is among the first recipients of funds from the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation’s Development Grant program, which was publicly launched with an invitation-only competition for awards totaling up to $260,000. » Full Story
Maryland Senator Edward Kasemeyer ’67, was recognized Sept. 18 on McDaniel’s campus by the Maryland Independent College and University Association (MICUA) with its Presidents Award for his steadfast support of state aid to private higher education. » Full Story
Pat ’57 and Arnold “Skip” Amass ’57 have logged countless hours and raised millions of dollars for the causes they have championed around Carroll County and across Maryland. » Full Story
High-energy rock musical is chock full of audience interaction with the cast. » Full Story
Professors join others in raising thousands of dollars for “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes: The Men’s March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault and Gender Violence” to benefit county rape crisis center. » Full Story
Read on for a list of events on the Hill in the coming weeks. » Full Story
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Skip Fennell - Makes Mathematics Add Up for Educators
Debora Johnson-Ross - Cool Enough for School
Elizabeth van den Berg - The Play’s the Thing
Robin Armstrong - Helping Students Speak the Same Tune
For business-major-turned-entrepreneur, making bikes for little people is a big deal
Professor’s study of romance novel helps bring genre respect
Alumni success confirms value of liberal arts education
M.A.C. Foundation grant to fund conservation projects
Maryland’s independent-college presidents honor McDaniel alumnus
Alumni couple named Carroll County Family of the Year
Theatre Arts Department presents ‘The Rocky Horror Show’
Students, faculty march for a good cause
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