Randi Walle

Grace College is now offering virtual visits for prospective students and parents to experience Grace despite the current campus closure. Grace will also host two “Lancer Live Streaming Visit Experiences” on Friday, March 27, and Friday, April 3. A virtual visit is a personal, online meeting with an admissions counselor. Virtual visitors can select a

Grace College president, Dr. Bill Katip joined students, and staff recently in a six-day Civil Rights Bus Tour on which the group met several heroines of the civil rights movement. The tour was led by Dr. Todd Allen, founder of The Common Ground Project, professor of communication at Messiah College, and friend of Grace College.

A message sent to the Grace College and Seminary family today reveals that the COVID-19 test results for the second student returned negative. At the same time, employees were encourage to work from home, if possible. Below is the complete text of the message, sent by President Dr. Bill Katip. Three days ago, we were

Jeff Bogue, president of CE National, has issues at statement regarding how CE National is responding to Coronavirus. Watch the video below for complete details.

In an email sent to the Grace College family tonight, President Dr. Bill Katip reports that the results of testing on one of two Grace College students for COVID-19 has returned negative. His full message appears below. As previously indicated, two Grace students have been tested for COVID-19. We received notice today from the Kosciusko

Grace College’s men’s and women’s basketball teams had a heartbreaking end to the 2019-20 season. Both teams were on the verge of playing in national tournaments before the seasons were prematurely ended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The men’s team was hours away from playing at the 2020 NAIA National Championships in Sioux Falls, S.D.,

The NCCAA in conjunction with Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., is canceling the entirety of the Division I Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships, originally scheduled for next week (March 18-21). The NCCAA Division II championships in Missouri were canceled earlier in the day on Thursday. The canceling of both NCCAA tournaments was made in an