The Sterling College Criminal Justice Program will host a special keynote event on Tuesday, April 22, featuring a screening of the powerful documentary Loud Enough – Surviving Justice, followed by a question-and-answer discussion. The event will begin at 7 p.m. in Culbertson Auditorium in Spencer Hall, and is free and open to the public.

Sterling College welcomed students, faculty, community members, and special guests to its Spring 2025 Faith and Learning Conference on March 28, providing an inspiring platform for exploring the intersection of faith and intellectual inquiry.

Sterling College officially celebrated the opening of its new C.S. Lewis Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, held March 24, inside the Mabee Library. The event marked the launch of a unique academic and community space dedicated to the literary, theological, and philosophical legacy of C.S. Lewis.

New Covenant Presbyterian Church in Hutchinson, Kan., will hold a Commissioning Service for the Sterling College missions teams during its morning worship on Sunday, April 27. The service will include a special prayer for the Sterling’s mission teams as they prepare for their upcoming trips to Mexico and Japan.

Sterling College has named Betty (Bott) Calderwood ’59 as the recipient of the 2024 Distinguished Service Award for her lifelong dedication and service to the College. Calderwood, a devoted alumna, has demonstrated exceptional commitment to Sterling College as a faculty member, staff member, alumni volunteer, and advocate for generations of students.