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Thiel College has launched its latest new program for the 2019-2020 academic year—a bachelor’s degree in public policy.

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Hundreds of students and representatives from higher education, military branches and trade schools will be at Thiel College from 9-11:30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 3 as the College hosts the Mercer County Guidance Counselor College Fair in the Rissell-Beeghly Gymnasia on the Thiel College campus.

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The Thiel College Office of Admissions will be hosting an Instant Decision Day beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28.

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Thiel College senior linebacker Matt Crawford ’20 on Wednesday was named among the 185 semifinalists for The National Football Foundation's William V. Campbell Trophy.

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Homecoming—a Thiel College tradition since 1915—will celebrate the theme Let the Good Times Roar with events from Oct. 10—13.

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The Thiel Learning Commons Extraordinary Effort Award recipients for September are Angela Campbell ’20 and Lorna Parks ’20.

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The Thiel College Office of Admission has exceeded domestic student enrollment for the second straight year and has recruited one of the strongest academic classes in its recent history with the office’s confirmation that two-thirds of the Class of 2023 has a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher.

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Thiel College veterans’ liaison Mike Mason is speaking at the Patriot Day event hosted by the Riverside Revitalization Fund for Riverside Park at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11 in the William A. Passavant Memorial Center at Thiel College.

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Artist Justus Cotterill will display his new work, “Emotional Rescue,” at Thiel College’s Weyers-Sampson Gallery through Oct. 18.

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Thiel College’s second annual community service project for first-year students collected and distributed two-plus tons of non-perishable food items for food pantries at the Good Shepherd and the Salvation Army, school officials announced Thursday.