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It's the puzzle issue!
Each completed puzzle received by October 1, 2018, earns an entry into a raffle with Arcadia prizes. Anyone who completes all puzzles correctly will win a prize.
Reading Education Programs Earn International Dyslexia Association Accreditation
Arcadia's Literacy Studies and Reading Education programs receive accreditation from the Center for Effective Reading Instruction.
Gearhart’s Chamber Choir Wins Grammy
Ensemble scores for Best Choral Performance.
Criminal Justice Team Wins Spirit Award
Team steals the show at intercollegiate debate competition.
Faculty, Staff Recognized at 2018 Years of Service Luncheon
Drs. Chauhan, O'Connor honored for 50 years.
Arcadia Opens Pilot Pantry to Address Food Insecurity
Knights for Nutrition keeps shelves stocked.
Dr. Loury Named Sheroe
Recognized for her "brilliance, grace, and elegance."
Ambassador to Kenya Encourages International Collaboration
Dr. Kipyego Cheluget explores a joint project between Arcadia, COMESA, and the American Graduate School in Paris.
Students and Dr. Hanson Win Jackson International Fund
Fund supports research and study abroad.
Kimball '98MSPT Receives Health Sciences’ Alumni Achievement Award
Ultramarathon champion and Physical Therapy graduate Nikki Kimball '98MSPT receives Archie Vomachka Alumni Achievement Award.
DiFranco ’14MFA Publishes Novel Inspired by Underground Music
Book draws on "lifetime spent in the music world."
Athletics Sends Cohort to Houston to Help with Rebuilding Efforts
Student-athletes, coaches assist with Hurricane Harvey recovery.
This semester, Arcadia’s “Global 1968” event series and undergraduate course examined the social and political shifts that transformed pop culture and intensified demands for racial, religious, and gender equality in the late 1960s.
Students also curated “Yearbook 1968/Student Life,” an exhibition that featured photographs, artifacts, and representations of campus life in 1968. The installation even replicated a Beaver College dorm room, complete with ’60s necessities: lava lamps, Bob Dylan records, and copies of Beaver News.