Stephen Noell: Microbial Wonders in the Antarctic Unknown
Stephen Noell '15 explores where few others have gone, discovering the wonders of God's creation in the microbial life on a volcano in Antarctica.
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Stephen Noell '15 explores where few others have gone, discovering the wonders of God's creation in the microbial life on a volcano in Antarctica.
Hollie (Gfroerer) Mincone ’20 puts her dual degrees in biomedical engineering and missions to work as a certified orthotist and prosthetic resident, crafting custom devices for her patients.
The studies of visual arts and environmental science collide in newly installed exhibit by Abigail de Jong '25 in S&E.The exhibit represents each species of tree found on Geneva's campus, crafted as collagraphs and photograms.
June 19, 2025
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The Class of 1974 celebrated their 50th reunion with the gift of an endowed scholarship, led by reunion committee Terry Norris, Bonnie (O’Neill) Meyer, and Don Kirkwood. This fund is a lasting gift to future students of Geneva College, prepared for faithful service pro Christo et patria.
June 12, 2025
5 min read


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