Addison Anderson '23 was chosen to receive the Sarah Ida Shaw Award, Tri Delta’s most prestigious collegiate award. She was chosen out of 13,000 national sorority members and was officially named at the yearly Collegiate Leadership Conference. She spoke with us about her time at Knox and the importance of sorority life on campus.

Derrick Jackson and Tyrell Pierce are Knox's newest track and field All-Americans. Derrick has been rewriting the Prairie Fire record book in the short sprints, while Tyrell has been doing the same with the long sprints. They spoke with us about what it means to them to be running some of the fastest times in the nation while representing Knox College.

Joseph Taylor, Knox College assistant librarian for special collections and archives, has a role like no other. He spoke with us about the incredible pieces of Knox's history he's learned after sorting through piles of vintage texts and photos from years past. See some of the items discussed here.

Natasha Caudill '20 has become a TikTok star, amassing over 1.3 million followers and counting. Her content involves makeup, fashion, and most importantly, spreading awareness about her colorblindness and how it impacts her daily life. We spoke with Natasha about how her time on campus helped her transition into a life behind the camera.

Cortney Hill '17 embodies the Knox spirit. Following graduation, he decided to take his career in a number of exciting directions. From the film lots of California to his latest residence in New Zealand, Cortney has quite the tale to tell.

Adam Vitale is a lot of things: business owner, Knox College Trustee, and more. He sat down with us to discuss his story, from taking over the family business to opening a new line of meat stick snacks.

Nikki Malley '98 discusses her journey around Knox College: beginning as a student, returning as a faculty member, and, most recently, opening her own shop in Galesburg selling homemade jams and jellies.

How does a whale end up in a corn field town in Illinois? Professor Nick Gidmark tells the story. View photos of the project: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmmq9Amf

In this Founders Day special edition of the Knoxcast, Professor of History Danielle Fatkin shares how her love for Indiana Jones translated into a real-world archeological dig. See photos referenced in the talk here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjA9ccZ