Sterling College’s Symphonic Band is turning up the volume and bringing down the house with Confusical Popcert #26: Legends of Rock, set for Sunday, April 27, at 3 p.m. in Culbertson Auditorium. The high-voltage concert is free and open to the public and promises to be a thrilling tribute to the icons of rock music—from Elvis to Queen, The Beatles to Bon Jovi.

Why Legends of Rock? “Why not?” says Director Larry Brownlee with a grin. “The music is energetic, exciting, and just plain fun to listen to. And it’s a great way to close out the school year.”

The stage lights burned bright at Sterling College on Monday, April 14, as nearly 200 high school students from across Kansas packed into Culbertson Auditorium for a day that blended fierce vocal competition with side-splitting musical theatre. The college hosted its first-ever Musical Theatre Singing Contest, followed by a crowd-pleasing matinee performance of Urinetown: The Musical—a hilarious, high-energy satire that had students laughing, cheering, and leaping to their feet at curtain call.

For the summer of 2025, Sterling College is offering all general education courses for the low price of $145 per credit hour. The list of classes has been released with classes beginning May 12 and June 30. Visit online.sterling.edu/summer-discount-class-offerings for information.

Stephen R. Morefield, pastor at Christ Covenant Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Leoti, Kan., will be the speaker for the 2025 Sterling College Commencement ceremony.  The ceremony will honor the Class of 2025 and will take place on Saturday, May 10, at 9:45 a.m. in the Gleason Physical Education Center on the Sterling College campus.

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.