A portrait of McDaniel’s seventh president, Robert Hunter Chambers, was unveiled at a ceremony held Feb. 7 in Hoover Library. » Full Story

Both men’s and women’s basketball teams face off at Gettysburg on Sat., Feb. 21 in final regular-season games. Green Terror men play at 2 p.m.; women at 4 p.m.

Green Terror men (18-6, 13-4 CC) scored a 66-54 win over Johns Hopkins in Centennial Conference men’s basketball Feb. 18 and a win Saturday coupled with an F&M loss at Dickinson will send postseason playoffs to Gill Center for the first time in College history.

The Centennial women's basketball playoff chase will go down in the books as one of the tightest in the Conference's 16-year history with five teams contenting for playoff spots. McDaniel women (3-10, 1-6 CC) currently hold a half-game lead on four other teams.

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Among the dozens who ventured to faraway places during the recent Jan Term, Professor Robert Kachur’s students explored the sights and sounds behind the classic vampire novel. » Full Story

Women’s basketball team and coaches support breast cancer awareness, men’s basketball ties 16-win record and holds onto second place in conference standings, plus indoor track, swimming and wrestling news. For complete coverage of Green Terror athletics, go to the Green Terror athletics site. » Full Story

Art students have moved into the bright, airy addition to the Art Studio, bringing with them paints, easels, tables, brushes, canvases – and even a sewing machine and fabric. » Full Story

Local students recognized during annual tribute to renowned civil rights leader. » Full Story

Cisco Learning Institute will partner with McDaniel to support and extend the newly established graduate program in elementary mathematics specialist and teacher leaders project. » Full Story

Because of an ailing economy, the 18-year-old free tax service, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program, expects to see a record-number of clients. » Full Story

With funding from a $300,000 Teagle Foundation grant, McDaniel and four other liberal arts colleges will form a consortium to explore diversity issues and develop programs that enrich multicultural perspectives on campuses across the country. » Full Story

Read on for events on the Hill in the coming weeks. » Full Story