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Kettering expects a strong showing at the upcoming National Employment Fair on campus Nov. 3-5, on par with the August fair that drew big name companies and a larger number of job postings.

Twenty-one outstanding young women were nominated for Woman of the Year 2004 at Kettering University. Stephanie Noel Hanes, of West Branch, Mich., was chosen as the Woman of the Year for A Section, and Karley Ah Khyung Schulz, of Jackson, Mich., was chosen Woman of the Year for B section.

Don Butler '86 credits Kettering's "Doc Green" from Science & Math with starting to shape his philosophy toward succeeding.

Co-op employers are hiring more students, with the increase reaching 20 percent higher than years past. The upswing reflects national trends.

Kettering's crash test curriculum may be first of its kind in country.

Physics Professor Dan Russell recently helped bat manufacturers understand the science behind new guidelines established by the softball and baseball amateur governing bodies through a two-day course at Washington State University.