Adrian College is always changing and looking for new ways to get its students involved. Here are just a few of the new and exciting changes to campus.

	Ritchie Marketplace Expansion The dining hall expansion will increase the seating capacity by 250 seats. Construction for the expansion will begin on Mar. 1. The College anticipates that it will be completed by the beginning of the fall semester.  more
	BOD POD® Adrian College recently received the BOD POD® Body Composition Tracking System to help keep Lenawee County and surrounding area residents fit and healthy. The measure of “body composition,” or the relative percentage of lean mass to body fat, is rapidly becoming accepted as an important indicator to watch. more
	Quiznos Sub Quiznos Sub is now open! Quiznos is located at the Scoreboard Cafe in Caine Student Center.
	110 Madison Ave. A new hair and nail salon is now open for business in Caine Student Center. The salon, called 110 Madison Ave., offers coloring, perms, upstyle, acrylic nails, foil highlights, waxing and tanning. To schedule an appointment, call 517-265-5161, ext. 4110.
	Adrian College Career Network The Office of Career Planning introduces a student resource called the Adrian College Career Network, to help students who are just starting out in their careers. Career Planning is asking alumni and business professionals to submit their information, so they can build a database that could help connect AC students with professionals in their field of interest. For more information on the Career Network, please click here.
[More Photos]	Wood Kiln The Wood Kiln makes Adrian's Ceramics Program one of the most equipped in the state and region. The Wood Kiln was built through the generosity of alumni Jane Castle, Tom Boldt, Ann and Howie Vreeland. They will be honored at a pig roast (yes, in the kiln itself) Homecoming weekend. Adrian College also has a salt kiln and two updraft gas kilns along with 2 raku kilns, primitive fire area, multiple electric kilns, and individual work spaces for upper level students. To view more photos of the new wood kiln, click here. To learn more about Adrian College's Art & Design program, click here.
	Office of Career Planning Formerly the Career Services office, the Office of Career Planning has been completely revamped with new offices, resources, and director. Shannon Martineau, Director of Career Planning, has big ideas for the new office, and looks forward to assisting Adrian College students with their career goals. For more information, visit the Career Planning site.
	Spirit Program New for the 2007-2008 academic year is a spirit program. This program will consist of an all-girl cheerleading squad, dance team, and a mascot. The cheerleading squad will consist of 12-20 females and will cheer for all home football and basketball games. The main goal of the squad will be to raise the school spirit and promote good sportsmanship; however, it is possible that the squad will be competitive as well. For more information, visit the Cheer & Dance site.
	Marching Band Currently, forty students participate in the Adrian College pep band and regularly play at all home games, supporting the team and building school spirit. Starting Fall 2007 the pep band will emerge into a full-blown marching band, with new uniforms, instruments and a field show! New scholarship opportunities are available to students who are interested in playing in the Adrian College Marching Band. For more information, visit the Marching Band site.
	Arrington Ice Arena Adrian College broke ground in October 2006 to begin building the Arrington Ice Arena. The new ice arena plans to open Fall 2007 for both the college and the community. With the ice arena on campus, Adrian will offer both men and women's intercollegiate hockey, men's club hockey, and women's synchronized skating. For more information visit Adrian College's Athletic site.
	Study Abroad Office Choosing to study abroad can be a daunting task. That is why Adrian College has set up a Study Abroad office right on campus to help students sort out the process of studying abroad. For more information, visit the Study Abroad site or email the office at studyabroad@adrian.edu.
	Bring Your Horse To College This fall Adrian College partnered with local boarding facility, Wolf Creek Stables, to allow students the opportunity to bring their horse to college. Wolf Creek Stables is one of the finest equine facilities in the area. For the price of boarding, students can rest assure that their beloved horses are well cared for when they don’t have time to ride. For more information, visit the Adrian College @ Wolf Creek Stables site.
	Multi-Sport Performance Stadium One of the first steps of Renaissance I was to build a performance stadium to allow more athletic teams to play on campus. The new stadium was dedicated on September 9, 2006 with three exciting home games, men's & women's soccer and football. For more information about the stadium and many athletic opportunities, visit the Adrian College Athletic site.