Eighth graders at Principia Middle School become "Printerns" in the annual Printernship program—walking down the start of possible career paths in engineering, sustainable gardening, early childhood education, marketing, and other future-employment fields that the students are interested in. Enjoy this video of "Printerns" on the job.
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It's never too late to appreciate the ongoing learning and adventure that starts with Principia School's Fall Character trips. Freshmen rafted the Deschutes River in Oregon, sophomores hiked and climbed in Colorado, juniors sailed along the Maine coast, and seniors geared up to be leaders in Northern Michigan. Please enjoy ...
The College Thunder Chickens rugby team returned to the pitch this fall after a three-semester hiatus due to the ongoing pandemic. The team had a highly successful fall season, winning the Gateway Conference championship and participating in the National Collegiate Rugby Division II National Tournament. Head coach Ward Patterson, one ...
Principia College's School of Government opened this fall. "The School of Government is the front door to the College campus. It houses the administrative offices, faculty offices, and key classrooms, and it was in desperate need of repair," said College President John Williams during the October grand opening where he ...
What a remarkable year it has been for Principia College students. They have overcome obstacles and perservered through extraordinary challenges. The community has continued to thrive and progress—while making strong connections to the world beyond the College campus. What an achievement!
Middle School eighth graders had the opportunity to work with Principia employees as part of a new Printernship Project. Over the course of three Fridays, students met with their Principia mentor to learn the needed skills of the profession and engage in authentic project opportunities to practice these skills. ...
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