Campus radio station aims to better connect with community By Jacob King @JacobKingj4 It’s clear to see that the University of Findlay has had a bit of a facelift recently: A refurnished Alumni Memorial Union, fresh paint and signs on faculty houses, and the construction of a new College of Business building. In addition to […]
Daily Archives: September 2, 2016
UF Equine students can always find what they need By: Larissa Holmes @UF_holmesl For over 20 years, Wyldewood tack shop has been making an annual trek to the University of Findlay’s English equestrian farm in order to provide equestrian supplies for students, new and returning. From Aug. 20 through Sept. 1, the tack shop, located […]
By Jaye Williams @JayeGatsby Despite the above average season, the 2015 Oiler men’s soccer team still fell short. Finishing 9-7-1 overall and 7-6-1 in conference play, the Oilers are ranked 6th in the preseason rankings and only missed out on the playoffs last year because of goal difference. “Some of the guys were upset and […]
Simple budgeting will change your life, alleviate stress By Sarah Stubbs @sarahxstubbs It’s the norm to be broke and in school. It’s so normal that it’s been the subject of millions of memes and it’s an easy comeback to any predicament you could be in “hey, give me a break, I’m a broke college student.” […]
One Button Studios provide technology for presentation practice By Mac Williams @m_williamsm2 As students are settling into this semester, many will start to go to their familiar study spaces. For those students expecting to go to the computer lab in the library to study, think again. According to Matthew Kraut, academic technology specialist at the […]
Trenton Ave houses Oiler sonography and nuclear medicine students By Sarah Stubbs @sarahxstubbs Housing is a breeze for traditional, four-year students at most universities. At the University of Findlay, there are dorms, townhouses, and other apartment-like options. Things get a little more complicated the older one gets. Juniors and seniors may decide to live off […]
Opportunities to get involved on campus and in the community By Ashley Summerfield @ash_summerfield Are you interested in politics and looking for campus and community involvement? UF and the Findlay community have countless opportunities to gain political insight on the circus that is U.S. politics. In an election year like nothing we’ve seen before, millennials […]
By Garrett Gardner We’ve all heard about the new found craze that has swept the world with the promise of combining everyone’s nostalgia-filled dreams with our smartphone addictions. Yes, this new app procuring our pocket monsters in this new open-world setting has taken a great stride toward making our truly desired college majors a reality, […]
UF football home opener tomorrow night By Kevin Schrock @KRock_6 For the University of Findlay football team, the 6-5 record they posted a year ago is not something that they are satisfied with, but it is something they can certainly build off of in the upcoming season. “We were a couple plays away from being […]
By Clay Parlette @claypar111 As the election quickly approaches, many students I talk to have given up on having political discussions and deciding on positions. Frankly, what used to be one of the most sacred traditions in our country has spiraled into an object of memes, sarcasm, and insults. I get it. Most people just […]
Violent Soho – Waco By Bobby Beebe @howamibobby Some of the most interesting guitar rock albums of the past couple years have come from Australia. Melbourne’s Courtney Barnetts with 2015’s Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit, Sydney’s Royal Headaches on their 2015 sophomore LP, High, and King Gizzard and the Lizard […]