Randi Walle

Three members of Grace College’s men’s basketball team picked up recognition  from the Crossroads League. Haden Deaton earned his third straight All-Crossroads League honor, repeating as a First Team honoree after earning the award as a junior. Deaton was honorable mention for All-League as a sophomore as well. Jake Wadding and Cade Gibbs both earned a spot on the

During his earliest days, Cardoza was raised by a single mother in a home with no indoor plumbing. He grew up rooted in the remote Appalachian hills of Eastern Tennessee — the grandson of a Portuguese immigrant. Cardoza and his twin brother Teddy were the only minorities within three counties. “We got beat downs and

Dr. Kimberly Kroll serves as Literature Teacher at The Stony Brook School in Stony Brook, New York and as a faculty member in the Deploy program at Grace Theological Seminary. Kim holds a B.A. in Philosophy and Literature from Queens College and an M.Div. in Exegetical Study from Grace Theological Seminary. After graduating from Grace Seminary, Kim earned an M.A.

Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., has announced its 2021 full-tuition President’s Scholarship recipients: Nicolas Luna of Warsaw, Ind., and Liz Murphy of Huntertown, Ind. Presidential Scholarship Days, an annual competition for high-achieving high school seniors, awards more than $2.5 million in scholarships. Presidential Scholarship Days are one facet of the robust financial aid program at

Grace College’s SERVE team recently launched a new pen pal program that pairs Grace College students with residents of Warsaw Meadows, a local nursing home. The outreach allows students to form meaningful relationships in the community without any physical contact. “With all the complications of the year, it’s important for us as college students to see people

When Mariah Price was in the fifth grade, she walked starstruck onto Grace College’s campus. She was on a college visit led by a Grace alumnus and the founder of her school. Throughout her visit, Price became more and more overcome by everything she saw and learned about the school, dreaming of one day returning

When Lamarr Lark Sr. showed up at Grace College as a freshman, he’d only been a Christian for two months. Providentially, he found himself sitting in Dr. Ron Manahan’s Old Testament class, and Manahan began to disciple Lark. “It’s my fondest memory of Grace because he laid a foundation for me that has enabled me

Corey Smith stood in the gas station parking lot on the corner of US 30 and County Road 250 E preparing to make a major life decision. On the hood of his car that night, he signed a letter of intent to play basketball for Coach Jim Kessler and attend Grace College to earn a bachelor of