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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Articles tagged with Summer 2025.
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
4 min read
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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