In 2016, students will get to meet the newest members of the Sterling College faculty. Timothy Gabrielson will fill the position of assistant professor of theology and ministry beginning in the spring semester of 2016 and Emily Grace will be joining Sterling in the fall semester as the assistant professor of physics.

The Sterling College Athletic Department announced that Chuck Lambert has accepted the head coaching position for the Sterling football program.

“We are excited to begin the next era of Sterling football under Head Coach Chuck Lambert,” said Athletic Director Gary Kempf, “Chuck brings a wealth of knowledge and a history of excellence. He understands the mission of the College and values the personal development of our student-athletes. We look forward to his leadership and the future is bright for Sterling football.”

The Sterling College Athletic Department announced the resignation of Head Football Coach Andy Lambert on Tuesday. Lambert moves on to become the head football coach at NCAA Div. II Southern Nazarene University.

“Our 12 years at Sterling College and in the community have been fantastic. The support and kindness has been overwhelming,” said Head Coach Andy Lambert, “We are sad to leave and also excited to move on to this new challenge.”

Sterling College has been repeatedly recognized for its academics and affordability, but now the College is receiving accolades for a different reason: the beauty of its campus. Sterling College was recently ranked number nine on “The 50 Most Beautiful Christian Colleges & Universities in the U.S. 2016” list released by Christian Universities Online.