Andrews Designated a Minority Serving Institution

The United States Department of the Interior has once again designated Andrews University as a Minority Serving Institution (MSI) for its service toward various minority populations. As a result of this identification, a $2.25 million grant... read more

Andrews Professor Hosts Trauma Recovery Seminars

The Berrien Community Foundation is planning a series of seminars to help people recognize the signs and symptoms of trauma. The BCF says its Women’s Giving Circle wants to help the “helpers” of Berrien... read more

Andrews Innovation Week Fosters Entrepreneurship

The second annual Innovation Week has left its mark on Andrews University, honoring creativity, ingenuity and entrepreneurship. From April 1–5, 2024, the campus was alive with a variety of engaging events and activities. The theme for the week... read more

From Aspiring Farmer to Global Gospel Sensation

Kevin “K-Anthony” Fowler, an award-winning contemporary gospel singer, is navigating a busy day at Andrews University in Michigan. Originally from Trelawny, Jamaica, Kevin is juggling family, studies, and a flourishing music career. Just two months ago, he received... read more

PhD Dissertation Defense for Christiana Atkins

A PhD Dissertation Defense for Christiana Atkins Howell is scheduled on Tuesday, May 28, 2024 , from 9–11 a.m. via Zoom. Christiana Atkins Howell will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD... read more

Dowagiac SDA Church Service, May 25

Tom Shepherd, PhD, is the speaker at the Dowagiac Seventh-day Adventist Church this Saturday. Pastor Shepherd continues his series, "Great Truths of Adventism" with a sermon titled “More Than Three Angels.” The Three Angels Messages of Revelation 14... read more

Eau Claire SDA Church Service, May 25

Pastor Rafidinjanahary Pierrot is the speaker at the Eau Claire Seventh-day Adventist Church this Saturday. His sermon is titled “What Do You Have?” His message illustrates that God can do great things with the little things in our... read more