College students share insights of first year
This is the first in a two-part series providing tips about how college freshmen can best adjust to their new lives. This story focuses on campus living while Part Two involves handling new academic requirements.

Students stress the importance of academics
Editor’s note: This is the final story in a two-part series about adapting to college life. The first part provided tips about how college freshmen can best adjust to their new lives.

Midland students return to college
Students arrived on campus during the weekend and for the past few days upperclassmen have helped the freshman learn about the college and the community. Orientation helps students adjust to life on campus, and a service learning project helps them give back to the community, student leaders said.

Midland Lutheran named a top college for veterans
Midland Lutheran College has been named one of the nation’s top colleges for U.S. veterans by a leading veteran’s magazine. G.I. Jobs’ 2010 list of Military Friendly Schools honors the top 15 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools doing the most to embrace America’s veterans as students.

Ted Turner tells students to be honest, have courage and have humility
Speaking at the Midland Lutheran College’s opening convocation, Ted Turner recited three passages that have guided him throughout his life. Those centered on honesty, courage and humility.

Information about H1N1 (swine flu)
Swine flu is a respiratory disease caused by type A (H1N1) virus. It is contagious and is spreading from human to human.

College begins new master's degree program
Midland Lutheran College is getting ready to provide teachers with another opportunity to continue their education. The college will launch its master’s degree in leadership in teaching and learning program in January.

Professors passion leads to new minor
Connie Taylor's passion for psychology leads to creation of minor field of study at Midland Lutheran College.

Midland celebrates Homecoming, but loses football game
The Warriors didn't let an early snow dampen their Homecoming spirit, but the Red Raiders stole the victory in the fourth quarter.

Midland to see changes in curriculum
Midland Lutheran's new curriculum is designed to let students to be co-creators of their education by allowing them to share their knowledge with classmates. There also will be a greater emphasis on using technology and going out into the community.

Area students get questions answered at college fair
While Brooke Ellerman is just a junior at Logan View High School, she pretty much knows where she wants to go to college. But after Monday’s college fair at Fremont High School, she has more to think about.

Quality takes on new meaning for student leader
The Midland Lutheran College Student Leadership Team is hosting the college’s fourth Fall Leadership Conference. This year, the conference is focusing on quality. Conference co-coordinator Jordan Meyer, a junior Business Management/Accounting major, said he has always been around quality, but coordinating a conference is a whole new experience.