York College welcomed several hundred guests to campus over its annual Homecoming and Panther Days weekend, October 20-22. Alumni returned to campus to relive their great college memories, while prospective students and their families visited to see all that York College has to offer.

​The weekend schedule was extra busy including the Homecoming golf scramble, theatre department’s Mumbo Jumbo, alumni reception, chapel, a choir concert, volleyball match, and back-to-back wins from the women’s and men’s basketball teams.

Dear Grace University Family,

The York College community was deeply saddened by the news that Grace University will be closing at the end of the '17-'18 school year. As a college that shares in Grace University’s mission to develop servant leaders for the home, the church, and the world through excellence in biblically-integrated education, we want to do everything we can to assist the Grace community during this period of transition. Our prayers are with the entire staff, faculty, and student body of Grace University as you go through this difficult time.

​Young men with a money-making scheme, a mysterious old house turned hotel, an assortment of shady guests, three bumbling police officers, and one dead body. These are the elements of the upcoming production Mumbo-Jumbo, A Mystery Farce presented by the York College Theatre Department, October 19-22. Directed by John Baker, this production will keep audiences guessing and laughing as the 1940s who-done-it unfolds.

The show revolves around college boys Dick and Pee-wee who arrive at Dick's uncle's country estate on a mysterious mission. When the boys find all their money has disappeared, they decide to turn the place into a hotel while the uncle is away. When one of their guests is killed, they find they have two sheriffs in charge of the investigation, as the house is built on the county line--placing the evidence in one county and the corpse in the other. Comedy and mystery ensues as they work to find the killer and the missing money.