Huntington students and staff weigh in on the effects of Hardy Hall’s closing. By Abby Rusie, Contributor “My initial reaction was disappointment, it was shocking to hear it so suddenly,” says sophomore Denali Kern, current Roush RA and former “Hardy girl,” when asked about the emotion she felt when she heard of Hardy’s closing for … Continue reading HALLOWED BE THY HARDY HALL
Developing a fever on campus leads to an unprecedented experience these days. By Sydni Wolpert Hardy Hall, the oldest dorm on Huntington University’s campus, has always been a talking point for HU students. Whether it be the vibrant community in years past or the lack thereof this year, Foresters note the energy that the building … Continue reading I Was Quarantined in Hardy Hall
Huntington University RAs see many humorous and entertaining antics as they go on their rounds. Add in an element of mystery, and you’ve got res life at HU summed up. By Abby Rusie, Contributor
Rumor is Lucretia pokes people on the back, knocks on doors and screams in videos. Is she Hardy Hall’s resident ghost haunting the third floor? By Chelsea Tyler, Copy Editor | Nov. 21, 2016
A lonesome college campus in Huntington County seems quiet due to the coronavirus and stay-at-home orders, but it does not mean a stop to the HUB construction. By Laura Caicedo, Staff Writer
It’s a weird time to be a student at Huntington University. Please know that there are students (like me) who you can bring your concerns to. By Michael Lehman, Editor-in-Chief
How my experience at HU has been so far. By Jonathan Wagner, Staff Writer Going somewhere new and doing something new is an experience commonly met with excitement, nervousness, or a mix of both. This experience is commonly associated, in college, with being a freshman. There are, however, others of us who go through this … Continue reading Junior Freshman: A Transfer’s Take on Student Life
Huntington University residence halls have personalities that may not fit with everyone’s ideal college experience. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. By Augustia DeWitt “It’s kind of legendary all around campus,” said Brent Rocheleau, the current resident assistant on Baker second, when asked to elaborate on the origin story of “The Womb.” “A way, … Continue reading Nerdy, quirky, and sporty: HU dorm culture
Paranoia? Is that when you eat mysterious DC meat and wait for the consequences? Well, maybe, but this “Paranoia” is a week-long game between the boys of Wright Hall and the girls of Hardy Hall. The game starts with separate meetings for the girls and boys at the beginning of the week, during which they … Continue reading Paranoia about to creep over campus
Residence life looks a little different this year as enrollment impacts the distribution of students across campus.
