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Message in a film can

By Website Administrator | Nov 12, 2004

Movies entertain, enlighten and inspire us. And sometimes they show us truths we dare not ignore. Three filmmakers will be in Flint during the next nine days to share their visions and elaborate on the messages in their films.

Khat and the Ethiopian reality

By Website Administrator | Nov 19, 2004

Dr. Ezekiel Gebissa and colleagues in Ethiopia hope to create a national research center to study the impact, history and economics of khat, a psychoactive shrub, as a cash crop for the country.

A faster network connection

By Website Administrator | Nov 19, 2004

The Kettering University Information Technology (IT) Dept. is currently installing new Cisco switches throughout campus.

Commencement set for Dec. 3

By Website Administrator | Nov 19, 2004

Kettering will honor 328 graduates and hand out two honorary degrees during December graduation ceremonies.

Two honorary degrees Dec. 3

By Website Administrator | Nov 19, 2004

Two alumni will receive Honorary Doctor of Engineering degrees during Commencement ceremonies in December.

Giving and giving thanks

By Website Administrator | Nov 24, 2004

The holiday season is upon us and Kettering students, alumni, faculty and staff are rising to the occasion to help others.

Dr. James E.A. John honored

By Website Administrator | Nov 24, 2004

Kettering's president has been named the 21st Distinguished Citizen by the Tall Pine Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

'Terrific match' in West Michigan

By Website Administrator | Nov 30, 2004

Kettering can now offer engineering and management options in West Michigan, one of the state's most productive business climates

Piece by piece

By Website Administrator | Nov 5, 2004

A donated Malibu chassis proves that sometimes parts are greater value than the sum of their total.

Block by block

By Website Administrator | Nov 5, 2004

Grand Blanc Cement Products contributes to Kettering's Crash Test Safety Lab.

Benaiah Yongo-Bure

By Website Administrator | Nov 5, 2004

World Bank tapped Kettering professor to aid in Sudan peace-building efforts.

1,000 visitors attend "Discover Kettering"

By Website Administrator | Nov 8, 2004

400 high school students and families visited campus for the autumn open house

Seeing red, or green - chemistry of color vision

By Website Administrator | Nov 12, 2004

Dr. Ali Zand is researching the chemistry underlying our ability to perceive colors and its implications on color blindness.

New trustees enhance reach

By Website Administrator | Nov 12, 2004

Five new trustees strengthen Kettering's national prominence

Bulldogs will jam Nov. 19

By Website Administrator | Nov 12, 2004

A new voice will join the radio airwaves in Flint beginning Friday, Nov. 19, when WKUF-LP FM 94.3 is launched from the campus of Kettering University.

November 2004

Message in a film can

Khat and the Ethiopian reality

A faster network connection

Commencement set for Dec. 3

Two honorary degrees Dec. 3

Giving and giving thanks

Dr. James E.A. John honored

'Terrific match' in West Michigan

Piece by piece

Block by block

Benaiah Yongo-Bure

1,000 visitors attend "Discover Kettering"

Seeing red, or green - chemistry of color vision

New trustees enhance reach

Bulldogs will jam Nov. 19

November 2004