Hesston College International Festival 2009

17th annual International Festival focuses on Valentine’s Day

Andreía Dück (left) and Geverton Ost, international students from Brazil, perform the gaúcha dance during the 17th annual International Festival at Hesston College Thursday evening, February 12. The theme this year was “An International Valentine.” Gaúcho clothing, worn by men, and gaúcha clothing, worn by women, reflect historical and cultural influences in Brazil and Argentina […]

A special evening with Hesston College at LVD’s Concert Hall in Goshen March 13

Hesston College alumni and friends are invited to an evening of music, comedy entertainment, and dessert starting at 7 p.m., Friday, March 13, at LVD’s Concert Hall at the Historic 1896 Old Bag Factory, 1100 Chicago Avenue in Goshen. Doors will open at 6 p.m. Performers include two Hesston College alumni-professional baritone and faculty member […]

Historical items sought for Heritage Auction

Alumni and friends of Hesston College and Hesston Academy are invited to donate items that are of historical significance or that have some tie to the institution, which is 100 years old this year. The items will be sold during the Heritage Auction in Yost Center, scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. Saturday afternoon, September […]

Tommy Sands to perform at Hesston College February 24

Ireland’s legendary folk singer and peace activist, Tommy Sands, will appear with his children and accomplished musicians, 25-year-old Moya and 26-year-old Fionán Sands, at the Hesston Mennonite Church Community Center. The performance is 7 p.m., Tuesday, February 24. The concert is sponsored by Hesston College, and Peace Connections of Newton. A freewill offering will be […]

Abstract and mixed media on exhibit at Hesston College Gallery February 9-March 9

Abstract and mixed media created by Ashley Sauder-Miller, a 2001 graduate of Hesston College, will be on exhibit in the Hesston College Gallery located in Smith Center February 9-March 9. Her works were produced largely during the final semester of her master of fine arts degree that she earned from James Madison University (Harrisonburg, Va.) […]

Tony Brown learns about Japanese cultural distinctives during sabbatical

Hesston College faculty member Tony Brown learned a great deal about Japan, including some of its cultural distinctives, during his recent fall semester sabbatical in that country. Brown, a sociology faculty member and internationally-acclaimed baritone, left the U.S. in early June and returned in early December. “I had three foci while in Japan,” Brown explained, […]

The King’s Singers music spans medieval to modern

by Melanie Zuercher, Bethel College News Service NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The King’s Singers make their fifth appearance on a Harvey County college campus when they perform in Bethel College’s Memorial Hall next month. The all-male a cappella sextet from England will give the next Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts series concert Tuesday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 […]