Campus News
CURRICULUM
University Life is a university cut (audio)
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The traditional freshman orientation course will be shortened beginning in the fall 2010. The new class will be called Alpha instead of University Life.
CAMPUS EVENTS
Grams and gramps spend day on campus (video)
Huntington University celebrated its fifth Grandparents’ Day on April 27. Over 100 grandparents came to campus to visit their grandchildren.
FINANCIAL AID
State funding cuts into student aid (audio)
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Indiana’s funding to in-state university students dropped 30 percent last year and will stay at that reduced level for the coming year. How will Huntington University students fill the gap?
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- Senior show too graphic for guests
- Sex offender escorted off HU campus
- OPINION: Pray for Jerry
- HU softball takes two from Cougars
- HU baseball splits four game series with IWU
- REVIEW: ‘Death at a Funeral’ a poor remake
- OPINION: 5 reasons Huntington University (still) can’t handle diversity
FEATURE
Is the Horizon Scholarship fair?
The Huntingtonian sat with HU’s president to get his view on this question and how this past year’s diversity theme went down—or sometimes didn’t. Will the issue of diversity continue to be discussed on campus?
STUDENT SENATE
CMC program to continue for 2010-2011
Andrew Martin, vice president of Student Senate, explains recent changes made to the Campus Ministry Coordinator program. The students of HU stepped up to support and continue spiritual life leadership on some of the dormitory floors.
ILLUSTRATION
OPINION: American spending in economic crisis
How are Americans spending money during this economic crisis? Drew Vosburg illustrates his view of the current U.S. economy.
NEWS
Kindle comes to Huntington
Huntington’s campus is booming with new technology. The RichLyn Library now offers the Kindle for students, faculty and staff, but some prefer Apple’s new product, the iPad.
FEATURE
Living in silence
Huntington University students quieted their voices in order to hear God’s during days of silence last Wednesday. The project resulted from a residence life focus on uplifting speech.
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