Houghton alum sees beauty in the broken
Also a pastor, Mike Ballman leads the Oneida Square Public Art & Design initiative in Utica, New York.
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Wesleyans in the news
OKWU to offer new programs, Houghton president named to national board, IWU names new basketball coach, SWU dedicates amphitheater, and more.
Wesleyans in the news
Pastor assists shot teen, Houghton sports complex having impact, choirs sing at OKWU, a North Carolina Wesleyan honored after murder, and Kansas church to build new building.
Houghton ranked in top 50 mission-minded colleges
Houghton College has been recognized as one of the top colleges in the U.S. in regards to its commitment to missions.
Houghton equestrian facility top 20 nationally
The ranking for Houghton’s equestrian center is comparable to major universities like Michigan State and Kentucky.
Wesleyans in the news
South Dakota church hosts Glass Slipper project, IWU launches new degree, Houghton College group performs at art association, and Wesley Seminary forms partnership with Missio Alliance.
Houghton College amongst nation’s best in college value
Kiplinger’s “Personal Finance” magazine ranked Houghton College as one of the nation’s best in regards to value.
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Students make 100,000+ meals to be sent to Haiti, Ohio church hosts Night to Shine, Houghton endowment amounts top Harvard, Wesley Seminary names new assistant dean, and more.
Houghton College hosts national championship
Houghton College’s new Kerr-Pegula Field House will be the site of the upcoming NCCAA track and field championship.
Houghton runner finishes seven marathons in a week
7 marathons on 7 continents? In seven days? At 66?? He’s the only one who has ever done it. Our Houghton professor Glen Avery.
Houghton College generates $92 million for regional economy
A 2015 study shows that Houghton’s impact on the regional economy is noteworthy.
Wesleyans in the news
OKWU to add men’s wrestling to athletic program, Houghton student wins bagpipe competition, OKWU president appears on Fox News, and study reflects IWU’s impact on local economy.
Houghton students explore jobs in Washington
Houghton College students who traveled to the nation’s capital explored potential career paths while learning from some successful Houghton graduates.
Wesleyans in the news
Wesleyan Church in Cuba recognized, Houghton College offers classes to immigrants and refugees, Kentwood couple moving to Haiti to serve foster children, and more.
Houghton again in nation’s top liberal arts colleges
Houghton ranked second among the four Western New York colleges included in the top national tier.
Morris named Houghton vice president for finance
Houghton’s new vice president of finance is no stranger to serving in higher education.
Wesleyans in the news
A Buffalo couple has found a niche by befriending and serving refugees, Liberia announces a national anti-trafficking hotline, Houghton will host a basketball event with Tamika Catchings, and more.
Houghton School of Music ranked no. 2
Houghton College has been named the second best Christian college music program in the nation.
Houghton’s visual arts program a top 10
Houghton College has been named a top 10 for visual arts programs in Christian colleges in the U.S.
Houghton College becomes NCAA-III athletics school
Houghton College athletics will now compete in the NCAA Division III, effective September 1.
Houghton announces Fetter as Pastor of the Year
Rev. Andrew Fetter has been named the recipient of the 48th annual Claude A. Ries Pastor of the Year award.
Wesleyans in the news
Esperanza Center brings hope to the Quad Cities, an Indiana church is noted for its involvement with immigration reform, a North Carolina church offers food and prayer, and more.
Houghton honors Bence with Christian Service Award
Dr. Bud Bence, a Houghton graduate and award winner, is considered one of the “most influential Wesleyans for our generation.”
Solar array saves Houghton College over $140,000 in first year
In its first year of operation, the solar array at Houghton College garnered over $146,000 in savings for the college.
