Brushing off bias
The “decolonization” of syllabi in higher education provides academic opportunities for students and professors to communicate and explore diverse topicsContinue Reading
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HUWS’ road to Ghana mission trip
Thirteen days spent at Ghana will be the time frame that eight HU women’s soccer members are going to spendContinue Reading
Olympiad recap: “moo”-roon comes out on top
The weather is getting chillier, but that doesn’t mean anything to HU students when Olympiad makes an appearance on theContinue Reading
“My experience working on set a senior film”
During fall break weekend, I had the pleasure to work as an assistant to wardrobe, props, and hair/makeup on oneContinue Reading
Student spotlight: Jacob Osborn
Whether he’s on air or just hanging out, Jacob Osborn is always shining a light on whoever’s listening to him.Continue Reading
Voting in the 21st Century
Social media is one of the biggest influences on today’s youth of today, and one of the most pressing currentContinue Reading
HU athletes missing out
Huntington University athletes are sometimes left in the dust when it comes to campus activities. There are a few athleticContinue Reading
The Making of Miller
Journalism and teaching have always been written in the stars for Kevin Miller. As a boy, Miller loved the news.Continue Reading
The New Sound on Campus
Arguably one of the greatest sounds on earth is that of a choir in perfect harmony with one another. TheContinue Reading
Wilson Gallery spotlight: Daron Short
As we dive into a new year at Huntington University, we get the opportunity to meet new people as wellContinue Reading
How to make home-made deodorant
Once upon a time, the decision to buy personal care products such as shampoo and toothpaste simply depended on whetherContinue Reading
Faith, film, and fun
Christ-centered, outgoing and entertaining are only three of the words that are used to describe film major Daniel Carpenter. DrivenContinue Reading
Men’s tennis off to a hot start
Huntington’s men’s tennis team had a solid first half of their 2018 campaign. Currently sitting at 5-2 overall (4-2 conference),Continue Reading
Three guys and some Gatorade
What do you get when you mix three dudes, tuxedos, and Gatorade? That’s right—the Dry Gentleman, a quaint but energeticContinue Reading
Local church launches service for Spanish-speakers
Twelve years ago, a group of Huntington University international students approached a Spanish teacher. They wanted to gather together and startContinue Reading
Homecoming Weekend sporting events
A long-awaited event that shakes the university and the community around it is about to happen: Homecoming. It is beingContinue Reading
Confirming Kavanaugh: a controversy
On July 9, President Donald Trump appointed US circuit Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the United States Supreme Court. This appointmentContinue Reading
REVIEW: Blunt shines in “The Girl on the Train”
Emily Blunt delivered a stellar performance in an adaptation of Paula Hawkins’ 2015 bestseller Girl on the Train.
Second Dinner
By Sydni Wolpert
Spring cleaning is for dorms, too
The birds are chirping, and the frigid Indiana snow is melting into cool rain. As the earth sheds its oldContinue Reading
College students and seasonal affective disorder
When the cold, snowy wintertime rolls around, many people experience the wearisome effects of seasonal affective disorder. According to MayoContinue Reading
Positive Energy
By Carley Shepherd
Spring Break 2
By Megan Davison
Spring Break 1
By Megan Davison
Paranoia about to creep over campus
Paranoia? Is that when you eat mysterious DC meat and wait for the consequences? Well, maybe, but this “Paranoia” isContinue Reading
