January 2008
- Mary L. Werner exhibit “Trick My Tiara” at Hesston College Gallery through February 1 (Jan. 11)
- Keim to speak at Hesston Mennonite Church Sunday, January 27 (Jan. 11)
- Two events commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. planned January 21 (Jan. 14)
- Sherrese Ediger from Meade (Kan.) High School signs to play volleyball (Jan. 14)
- President Keim challenges students to prepare to change the world as Christ’s representatives (Jan. 21)
- 13 students serve as ministry assistants at Hesston College for 2007-08 (Jan. 21)
- New professors for Spring 2008 term at Hesston College, while some faculty and staff achieve new degrees (Jan. 21)
- Tony Brown and William Pannell featured in Black History Month concert (Jan. 24)
- LaMont Russell named NJCAA Division II Co-Player of the Week in men’s basketball (Jan. 24)
- Opera Kansas to present Gilbert and Sullivan concert in Hesston (Jan. 25)
- Tony Brown and others at Hesston College reflect on the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. (Jan. 29)
- Bel Canto Singers to sing in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and South Dakota February 15-18 (Jan. 29)
- Grant helps Hesston College's Mary Miller library simplify and expedite research (Jan. 29)
February 2008
- College and Water's Edge Restaurant to present dinner theatre production (Feb. 1)
- Garden Plain High School student signs to play volleyball and study at Hesston College (Feb. 1)
- Hathaway will play volleyball and study at Hesston College next fall (Feb. 1)
- College hosts Alumni / Community Basketball Night Saturday, February 16 (Feb. 4)
- President Keim to speak at Hoffnungsau Mennonite Church, Inman, Kan., Sunday, February 10 (Feb. 4)
- Wesman signs to study and play baseball at Hesston (Feb. 5)
- Wiebe to play volleyball and study at Hesston College (Feb. 5)
- Men’s basketball team ranked #12 nationally in the latest Division II, NJCAA poll (Feb. 8)
- Brown and Pannell collaborate to sing and describe the history of African-American spirituals (Feb. 11)
- Terry Shue to be pastor-in-residence February 25-27 (Feb. 11)
- “Transplantation” exhibit opens at Hesston College Gallery (Feb. 11)
- Men's and women's basketball teams travel to Lincoln, Neb., February 23 (Feb. 11)
- New organ at Hesston Mennonite Church to be dedicated March 2 (Feb. 18)
- President Howard Keim and Tony Brown, to be in Sarasota, Fla., March 9-10 (Feb. 21)
- Sarah Masenthin signs to play volleyball at Hesston (Feb. 21)
- Trio to bring acoustic folk, roots sound to Mem Hall stage for HBPA (Feb. 21)
- Men’s and women’s basketball teams to begin Region VI play-offs (Feb. 26)
- Heinrichs to study and play volleyball at Hesston College (Feb. 27)
- Chorale to sing in Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Kansas (Feb. 27)
- Men’s basketball team advances to Region VI championship game; women’s team drops Region VI semifinal contest (Feb. 29)
March 2008
- Loss to Johnson County ends men's basketball season (March 3)
- Voice professor to present faculty recital March 18 (March 6)
- Joel Kauffman named vice president of Admissions (March 10)
- New pipe organ dedicated at Hesston Mennonite Church (March 10)
- Historian John Sharp says organ not always welcome among Mennonites (March 10)
- Ken Rodgers' tour of the Andover organ
- College to host third annual high school interleague (MCAA-HOA) all-star games (March 12)
- Baker named tennis coach at Hesston College (March 14)
- Galyon named men’s basketball coach (March 17)
- Boston Brass to perform in Hesston (March 17)
- Dan Harrison named women’s basketball coach (March 19)
- Brown to speak and sing in Oregon March 30 and 31 (March 20)
- Grandparent Days scheduled at Hesston College April 3-4 (March 24)
- Keim and Brown to be in Harrisonburg, Va., April 6 (March 24)
- Three basketball players named to All-Region VI men’s and women’s teams (March 24)
- Music Theatre Workshop students to present program April 4 (March 26)
- Photographs by Don Mishler on exhibit through April 11 (March 26)
- Photo release: College’s International Festival features religious celebrations of its international students (March 31)
- College to host weeklong science and computer camp for homeschooled students (March 31)
April 2008
- 2007 volleyball team ranks second nationally and first in Kansas in grade point average (April 1)
- College employs various ways to care for God's creation (April 1)
- Hesston College Wind Ensemble and Bel Canto Singers to present concert (April 2)
- Students learn about the negative ramifications of plastic bags (April 2)
- Friesen Center for the Visual Arts soon to be completed (April 3)
- Jeanne Billings appointed registrar (April 7)
- Men’s basketball player LaMont Russell receives two more post-season honors (April 10)
- Pastor Terry Shue to speak at Commencement (April 14)
- Two sophomores to direct one-act plays Commencement Weekend May 1, 2, 3 (April 21)
- Spring Break service adventures in Louisiana and Mississippi for Hesston students (April 21)
- Physics students explore the feasibility of a solar-powered golf cart (April 29)
May 2008
- Larks baseball team drops Region VI play-offs to Brown Mackie College (May 2)
- European Chorale embarks on month-long tour May 6 (May 5)
- Aviation graduates challenge students to serve God (May 5)
- Hooley calls on Mennonites to be peacemakers, even in Mennonite congregations (May 6)
- 12 Disaster Management students prepare for summer assignments (May 6)
- Pastor Terry Shue tells 170 graduates to “Remember as you become” (May 14)
- Two graduates to explore ministry options this summer and fall (May 19)
- Todd Lehman named as the new campus pastor (May 19)
- Minder signs to play volleyball and study at Hesston (May 20)
- Compagnone signs to play baseball and study at Hesston (May 20)
- John Thomas—Saved, restored, and healed by God (May 21)
- Julie Weaver from Hesston signs to play softball and study at Hesston College (May 21)
- Home school students flock to Hesston College day camp May 12-16 (May 22)
- Five students recognized for completing the Disaster Management program (May 22)
- Record number of Larks baseball players named to the Region VI team
(May 22) - Graduating sophomores recognized for academic achievements during Larkfest (May 27)
- Scott Barge receives Fulbright Fellowship (May 29)
- Jon Wilson signs a letter of intent to play baseball and study at Hesston (May 29)
- Stefan Baughman signs to play baseball and study at Hesston (May 29)
June 2008
- Sid and Peg Burkey conclude two years of voluntary service work at Hesston (June 4)
- Frank-Jones signs Hesston basketball letter (June 4)
- Sims signs Hesston basketball letter (June 4)
- College announces Spring 2008 Academic Honors (June 5)
- Ugandan school named after Hesston College’s Tony Brown now in operation (June 11)
- A Hesston College call for reader's theatre entries (June 11)
- Osborne headed to China to recruit students and connect with a church aiding earthquake survivors (June 13)
- College to offer racquetball court memberships June 1, 2008, under policy change (June 16)
- South Central Kansas the destination for the seventh annual Explore Kansas! (June 18)
- Faculty and staff honored for terms of service (June 20)
- Kylie Goodell, Inman, Kan., signs softball letter (June 20)
- Lynae Wright, Little River, Kan., signs to play basketball (June 20)
- Elice Frey, Riley, Kan., signs to play basketball and softball (June 27)
- Sociology Professor Dwight Roth attends prestigious institute at Syracuse University (June 27)
July 2008
- 26 alumni and friends take two-week European tour (July 9)
- Alumni and friends invited to preseason Kansas City Chiefs game (July 17)
- Jim Yoder grateful for ten-month Fulbright grant experience in Swaziland (July 17)
- Hesston College prepares to celebrate its centennial (July 17)
- Barwick joins Christian Peacemaker Team in the Middle East (July 25)
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