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Alma College Student Researchers Develop Molecule That Inhibits Flu Virus

Three years after receiving a $150,000 National Science Foundation grant, faculty-directed undergraduate students at Alma College have developed a molecule that inhibits certain strains of the human influenza virus.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/11/19

Seven Michigan Schools In Fiske Guide To Colleges

There are more than 2,200 four-year colleges in the United States. This year, seven Michigan schools have been included in the resource that millions of parents, counselors, and college-bound students have turned to for more than 25 years — the Fiske Guide to Colleges.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/10/21

Research Sheds New Light On Spider Courtship Behavior

Research led by Alma College professor David Clark has shed new light on the courtship behavior of male wolf spiders.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/01/11

Alma College Grant Helps First Generation Students

The state of Michigan has given a $700,000 grant to Alma College for underprivileged and first-generation students.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/10/22

US News & World Report Ranks Michigan’s Top Colleges

“U.S.News & World Report” released the 2012 edition of Best Colleges, with several Michigan schools making the cut.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/10/01

Alma College’s Hogan Center Earns LEED Silver

The Hogan Center, the home of Alma College’s maroon and cream, is now also certified green.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/06/14

The New Media Studies major will help graduates to become "savvy consumers and users of new media," says Alma College's Joanne Gilbert (far left). (Alma College photo.)

New Alma Major Prepares Students For Emerging Media Careers

Alma College has approved a New Media Studies major that will prepare students for work in emerging forms of media digital information and technology — from audio and visual arts to social media to gaming and simulation to e-text and Web publication

2011/04/04

Alma Prof Writes Book, Article On Struggles Toward A-Bomb

Technology based in nuclear physics rather than in warfare was one of the primary challenges the World War II-era developers of the atomic bomb faced while working with hundreds of tons of uranium ore. That’s the word from Cameron Reed, Charles A. Dana professor of physics at Alma College, in his book released last October, “The Physics of the Manhattan Project.”

2011/01/13

Alma College Offers New Viral, TV Ad

Alma College is rolling out a new 60-second television commercial that uses stop motion photography, upbeat music and humorous visual affects to promote the “Alma Experience” to multiple audiences. The commercial will air on television […]

2010/09/01

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