Horn Museum Exhibits Rarely Seen Artifacts

The Siegfried H. Horn Archaeological Museum at Andrews University will exhibit ancient artifacts rarely seen outside of the nation of Jordan, including many collected by Andrews students. "Figurines of Tall Jalul" opens today... read more

Acapella Group is Pitch Perfect

NOTE: The following is an excerpt (link to full story follows) from an interview with The Filharmonic done by the Herald Palladium. The Filharmonic will perform at the Howard Performing Arts Center on the campus of Andrews Univeristy... read more

Andrews Seeks Mark in Biotech

Andrews University is launching a biotechnology program to help students make a mark in the growing research and health field, the university announced.

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Five Questions With... Rich Aguilera

Rich Aguilera was a successful architect when he decided to make a change. The Andrews University graduate, who now lives in Niles, realized that working in the architecture industry was just a career,... read more

Serving the World's Cities: An Andrews University Response

Cities have been interwoven in human experience from the beginning of time. Some will argue that humans prefer the gentle pastoral beauty and pace of life familiar to uncrowded rural settings, but the reality tells us otherwise. For... read more

Four Alumni Build Company

Founded by four alumni of Andrews University, Galileo’s mission is to create UAV systems that enhance human life and help solve critical health, logistics, security, and entertainment challenges. The team realized that both professionals... read more

Professor Speaks on Cuba-U.S. Relations

The Obama administration's announcement this week that it will be normalizing relations with Cuba came as a surprise to many, including Andrews University Professor of History or Political Science Doctor Gary Wood. <<< Read... read more

Professor's Book Used in Romanian Ministry

Aventist students in Romania have decided to share a book of drawings with their classmates that place Jesus in New York in hope that the unusual illustrations will prompt people to reach for the Bible for answers. ... read more