Randi Walle

This weekend, the Grace College Women’s Rugby team is traveling to New Orleans, Louisiana, for the Collegiate Rugby Championship. The tournament begins Saturday, May 29, and goes through Monday, May 31.  The Grace Lancers will compete against fourteen other teams from around the country. The event will be live-streamed at www.therugbynetwork.com. “I’m really proud of how

Grace College Online celebrates record new student enrollment for the second enrollment period in a row. Last week, the school nearly doubled its all-time high summer enrollment of new students. This follows its record enrollment for new students this past spring. Because of the strong demand for online and adult education, Grace is freezing its

A historic season for Grace College’s men’s tennis team came to an end on Wednesday. The Lancers fell 4-0 to No. 1 Georgia Gwinnett in the second round of the NAIA National Championships, ending No. 16 Grace’s season with a sterling 26-6 record. The Grizzlies are winners of six straight NAIA national championships, giving Grace

Grace College’s baseball team picked up four postseason awards from the Crossroads League this week. Patrick Danforth, Jake Decker and Chris Griffin were all honorable mention for All-League, and Sam Newkirk was named to the 11-player Gold Glove Team. Danforth led Grace offensively with a .326 batting average as a freshman. He had 42 hits in 43 games, adding 6 doubles,

Five members of Grace’s men’s soccer team were given national awards from the NAIA and NCCAA after the Lancers’ memorable season. Arron Patrick was named the NCCAA National Coach of the Year after leading Grace to the 2020 NCCAA national championship. It was the first national championship in program history as Grace beat Bethel 4-0 in

Sacia Hanson was raised in Boulder, Colorado, and attended an elite boarding school in Faribault, Minnesota. She did not grow up in a Christian home. In fact, most of her time was split between her mom and her dad who got divorced when she was two. For so many reasons, it doesn’t make sense that

The following is one of the 2021 Graduation addresses given by the beloved professor of the Grace College online master’s of nonprofit management program, Dr. Steve Grill. If I promise you that you won’t be graded, will you take one last pop quiz at Grace? In January of 2020 (16 months ago), how many of you had