Andrews University buries time capsule for 2075
By:
Dante Stanton
Posted: Mar 11, 2025 4:28 PM EDT | Updated: Mar 11, 2025 7:01 PM EDT
-
2:24
South Bend Clinic to offer free full body skin cancer screening...
-
0:42
Pleasant today, storms tomorrow
-
2:51
High school prom party ends with gunfire, one dead, two injured
-
0:44
Viral clunker makes reappearance Sunday for charity event
-
1:40
Potawatomi Zoo hosts Mother’s Day Crafting with Creatures
-
0:49
Sunny, but cool for Mother’s Day
-
0:50
Chilly out the door
-
1:11
One injured in Sunday morning South Bend shooting
-
1:53
Grand Floral Parade celebrates 120 years at Blossomtime Festival...
-
2:51
Postal carriers lead annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive across...
-
1:08
Dogapalooza celebrates four-legged friends and supports Humane...
-
1:15
70s today, cooling tomorrow
BERRIEN SPRINGS, Mich. -- Students and faculty at Andrews University buried a time capsule on campus Tuesday, which is set to be opened in the year 2075.
The capsule contains items that represent life for university students/staff and the Berrien Springs community as it is now in 2025.
The box contained a number of books and signed programs, as well as a COVID-19 mask, signifying the resilience the community showed while getting through the pandemic.
Organizers hope the capsule is a good representation of the current community and a reminder for our future selves that furthering education and perseverance is key.
Sign up for the ABC 57 Newsletter