August 2003
- Opening Weekend activities announced (Aug. 1)
- Book by Bible prof helps youth explore faith in today's language (Aug. 5)
- Classes begin after exciting Opening Weekend (Aug. 18)
- Clay works by Conrad Snider on exhibit (Aug. 19)
- 2002 Volleyball team earns academic honor (Aug. 19)
- Soccer season preview (Aug. 25)
- Volleyball season preview (Aug. 25)
- Hesston College signs articulation agreement with Eastern Mennonite University (Aug. 27)
- Hesston College receives planning grant to determine how to strengthen academics (Aug. 28)
- Presidential Search Committee releases ad
September 2003
- Smith Center ready in time for new year (Sept. 2)
- Community invited to sing Handel's Messiah at Thanksgiving Worship Service (Sept. 9)
- Transitioning Conference planned Oct. 5-7 (Sept. 9)
- Presidential Search Committee moves forward (Sept. 9)
- College welcomes new faculty and staff (Sept. 15)
- Homecoming weekend jammed with activities (Sept. 15)
- Swartzendruber named softball All American (Sept. 16)
- College welcomes new faculty, staff (Sept. 18)
- Enrollment continues to climb (Sept. 19)
- Alumni to gather Sept. 26-28 (Sept. 19)
- Smith Center dedication planned Sept. 27 (Sept. 19)
- Intergenerational storytelling event planned September 26-October 5 (Sept. 22)
- Voice instructor performs opera in St. Louis, Rome (Sept. 22)
- Bel Canto singers to tour Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa during fall break (Sept. 22)
- Hershberger paintings show in gallery through October 10 (Sept. 23)
- Alumni challenged to encourage current students at Homecoming worship (Sept. 30)
- Smith Center dedicated (Sept. 30)
- College provides entrepreneurship awareness activities for its business students (Sept. 30)
October 2003
- Health Ethics Week scheduled Nov. 3-7 (Oct. 2)
- Tailgate supper planned for alumni Oct. 18 (Oct. 2)
- Internationally known mediator and peacemaker to visit campus Nov. 12-14 (Oct. 13)
- Pastors and church leaders learn how to lead change in their congregations (Oct. 13)
- John McCutcheon to present HBPA concert Nov. 16 (Oct. 24)
- Photos on exhibit through November 14 (Oct. 30)
- Men's basketball season preview (Oct. 31)
- Women's basketball season preview (Oct. 31)
November 2003
- Plane crash stories (beginning Nov. 2)
- Update--Yoder, glad to be alive, slowly recovers from injuries in November plane crash (Dec. 9)
- Update--Hartman transferred to Kentucky hospital (Nov. 26)
- Update on Yoder and Hartman (Nov. 13)
- Update on Yoder and Hartman (Nov. 10)
- Student discusses his experience in the weekend plane crash in New Mexico (Nov. 5)
- Two remain hospitalized after plane crash (Nov. 4)
- Two from Hesston College hospitalized following plane crash in New Mexico (Nov. 2)
- Volleyball season ends with regional loss (Nov. 4)
- Aviation alumni use skills in challenging places (Nov. 10)
- Thanksgiving weekend to be A Family Celebration (Nov. 10)
- Hartman resigns men's basketball coaching duties (Nov. 12)
- Lark goalkeeper receives Region VI honors (Nov. 13)
- Health Ethics Week enlightened by drama (Nov. 13)
- First international alumni gatherings happen in Japan (Nov. 13)
- Board of Overseers hears report on presidential search (Nov. 18)
- Scholars of London to present HBPA Christmas concert Dec. 6 (Nov. 18)
- Students to perform The Diary of Anne Frank (Nov. 18)
- Lederach addresses the question, "Is peace possible?" (Nov. 20)
- Three Lark volleyball players receive Region VI honors (Nov. 20)
- College signs accord with high school and junior college in Japan (Nov. 20)
- Tabor and Hesston colleges sign transfer articulation agreement (Nov. 25)
December 2003
- Hundreds of people flock to campus during Thanksgiving Weekend (Dec. 2)
- Gunden earns spot on NJCAA All-American Team (Dec. 3)
- Tony Brown connects with people through music in Northern Ireland trip (Dec. 3)
- Sandy Unruh a prime example of nurses who graduate from Hesston College (Dec. 4)
- Learning outside the classroom at a Mennonite business convention (Dec. 8)
- Nursing students now doing clinicals in McPherson (Dec. 9)
- Wiebe, Brown, and others to meet alumni in Denver Jan. 11 (Dec. 17)
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