Code Switch: How Black Students are Assimilating Into White Culture
From Micro-aggressions to blatant racism, two students of color share their experience of what it’s like attending a predominantly whiteContinue Reading
Category: Features
New building at HU: Don Strauss Animal Science Education Center
Huntington University’s most recent addition is located by the practice soccer fields and is already being used for courses relatedContinue Reading
Despite Issues, Forester Baseball Remains “Hungry” For 2021 Season
Huntington’s baseball team has had to overcome more than any other program over the last year, including Covid-19, schedule issues,Continue Reading
HALLOWED BE THY HARDY HALL
Huntington students and staff weigh in on the effects of Hardy Hall’s closing. By Abby Rusie, Contributor “My initial reactionContinue Reading
HU Student Jewelry Entrepreneurs
Three Huntington University students reflect on their startups and how they got to where they are today. By Kelsey Priestley,Continue Reading
Nacho Poncio: From Tennis Player to Head Coach
By Sebastián Salas Staff Writter Ignacio “Nacho” Poncio became HU’s youngest head coach this season, leading the Men’s Tennis programContinue Reading
Rise in COVID Cases: Where Does it Leave Us?
Recent campus-wide spike in cases leave HU students uncertain for what’s to come next. By Katie Sell, Staff Writer JustContinue Reading
What’s in a (One-Of-A-Kind) Name?
In recent years, college campuses all over the U.S. have seen an increase in more creative and unconventional first names. Huntington University is home to a few. They share their experiences of having to constantly correct their own name.
By Denali Kern, Contributor
Ballinger’s Bouncy Balls
On Huntington University’s campus, bouncy balls round out students’ education with an extra dose of smiles. A professor keeps things quirky with an unexpected scavenger hunt.
By Lucy Landon, Contributor
Despite Obstacles, Social Work Majors Complete Senior Practicums
This week, all seven graduating social work majors will log the last hour of their senior practicums. The unique skills they’ve learned during this challenging time may help them transition into a mid-pandemic workforce.
By Michael Lehman, Editor-in-Chief
