Daily Archives: February 25, 2016

Bostic heading to Europe

Former UF basketball star Josh Bostic to play professional basketball overseas By Martyce Kimbrough After travelling around the word playing for many different professional teams overseas and even in the NBA, University of Findlay alum Josh Bostic is now heading to Europe to play professional basketball. Bostic is on the VEF Riga professional basketball team […]

Dropping like flies: Candidates suspend their campaigns

O’Malley, Christie, Fiorina and Bush call it quits By Ashley Summerfield @ash_summerfield As we embark on the journey of state primaries and caucuses, some candidates are beginning to realize just how competitive the 2016 presidential race is going to be. Whether it be a lack of funding, followers, or personal reasons, there are several candidates […]

Oiler women mathematically eliminated from GLIAC tourney

By Kevin Schrock @KRock_6 After a pair of loses last week, the University of Findlay Women’s basketball team has officially been eliminated from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) tournament contention. The Lady Oilers lost to Malone University last week in a heartbreaker game that ended 74-70. “I was disappointed with our defensive effort […]

Talk politics openly with others, expose yourself to fresh perspectives

Political debates don’t have to be yelling matches By Kelsey Nevius @kelnevs With all the media coverage over politics lately, it’s no wonder that the question on everyone’s mind is “Who will be who will be running the country in the not-so-far future?” This battle between Democrats and Republicans has been one for the ages, […]

Student leaders must bust out of the complacent culture on campus

Striving to be elite in OilerNation By Sarah Stubbs @sarahxstubbs “People aren’t committed to being elite today.” These were some of the opening words of Tim Kight, CEO and football coach for The Ohio State University, in his presentation about leadership and what it takes to create and sustain an elite culture. Kight was one […]

Waiting to fill Scalia’s seat is unconstitutional

Republicans are only Constitutionalists when it’s convenient By Clay Parlette @claypar111 As the nation mourns the passing of one of the most iconic justices to ever serve on the US Supreme Court, we are again confronted with the very real actuality that Washington DC is, no doubt, overflowing with the most disgraceful assortment of deplorable […]