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Drew Kemp, the general manager of Greek’s Pizzeria in Upland, prepares a pizza for one of his customers. Kemp arranged the event at Greek’s to give back to the volunteers of the Blackford County Animal Shelter.

Pizza and puppies: What could be better?


Scott Steckenrider often did his work at home in the evening so that he could be available to students during the day. (Photograph provided by Joy Steckenrider)

Beloved professor remembered


Every year, anxious freshman that have just completed the awk-walk are greeted by Baljinder Singh as they enter his Marathon gas station. (Photograph by Alicia Garnache)

Baljinder Singh: From India to Indiana


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Examining environmental endeavors


Director of the Writing Center and Associate Professor of English Julie Moore published her first poem in 2004 after experiencing a season of illness. (Photograph by Ellie Bookmyer)

‘Full Worm Moon’ rising


Bob Aronson, director and associate professor of the public health program, enjoys mentoring both college and high school students, which is at the heart of this research project. (Provided by Bob Aronson)

Creating change through community research


Brian Howell, professor of anthropology at Wheaton, speaks to Taylor about short-term missions. (Photograph provided by Brian Howell)

Anthropology lecture signals expansions


Former first lady Michelle Obama speaks with moderator Alecia DeCoudreaux, as thousands of Indiana residents listen to Obama’s message. (Photograph provided by Daniel Arthur Jacobson)

Former first lady visits Indianapolis


In Selma, Alabama, the group’s first stop of the day was the Edmund Pettus Bridge which was named after a white supremacist. Martin Luther King Jr. led supporters down this bridge three times in a march for the right to vote. (Photograph provided by Felicia Case)

Civil Rights trip makes national history


Before they met in a church, Kingdom Life met in Bill Heth’s home.The home group grew tremendously, which was partial reason for finding a new building location. (Photograph provided by Tyler Dresbach)

Father and son duo plant local church



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