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Women’s basketball home opener is Friday, Nov. 21 at noon By Brady Gazarek gazarekb@findlay.edu For junior Addisyn Freeman, playing basketball at the University of Findlay is more than just a sport – it’s a family legacy and a path towards her future career. Freeman, a native of Elida, Ohio, was drawn to Findlay not only […]
Category Archives: Around Campus
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By Victoria Hansen hansenv@findlay.edu University of Findlay students gathered in the Koehler Fitness and Recreation Complex on Nov. 17 for an evening of badminton, pickleball, and games for a stress-buster event with Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn. “We reached out to her (Muryn) to see if she would want to do an event with our department,” […]
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By Victoria Hansen hansenv@findlay.edu Armistice Day was 107 years ago, but the significance remains. The end to fighting, the end of the first World War. Army Lt. Col. William Layer, graduated from the University of Findlay in 1968. He spoke to a small crowd at the University’s annual observance of Veteran’s Day Nov. 11. […]
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By Andrea Hoffman hoffmana1@findlay.edu As Thanksgiving approaches, the University of Findlay’s Social Work Club is inviting students, faculty and staff to pause and reflect on what they are thankful for. The club will host its “I Am Grateful” event from noon to 3 p.m. on Nov. 19 in the CBSL. The event offers the […]
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By Erin Moran morane@findlay.edu The University of Findlay is keeping a watchful eye on the lingering consequences of the federal government shutdown, even after the passing of a bipartisan spending bill to temporarily reopen the government. The U.S. Senate passed the short-term bill on Nov. 10 to resume government funding until the end of […]
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By Sarah Rutledge rutledges@findlay.edu “Magical” and “whimsical” is how Eva Hancock, a sophomore journalism major, describes the University of Findlay theater department’s upcoming play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which will be Hancock’s fifth show at UF. “I think students will be shocked at how well they understand the show,” Hancock said. “When people hear […]
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By Erin Moran morane@findlay.edu The 20th year for Helping Hands food drive at the University of Findlay shattered the previous record with 458,171 pounds of food collected. That’s 192,955 more pounds than last year’s 265,216. David Harr, director of dining services at UF, made the announcement Thursday Nov. 6, the Center for Business and Student […]
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By Victoria Hansen hansenv@findlay.edu On Nov. 7-8, teachers, students, and librarians will arrive at the Mazza Museum for the annual Mazza Conference to listen and learn from picture book authors and illustrators. However, the presenters might not be who guests expect. “We did have several modifications that happened last minute to our lineup,” said […]
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By Victoria Hansen hansenv@findlay.edu 18 University of Findlay students woke up before 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 25 for UF’s Mobile Food Pantry. Student volunteers loaded cars with juice, dry goods, and other foods to help prevent hunger in Findlay. In return, students received volunteer hours, 150 tickets for the Buford Center’s Grand Raffle, and […]
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Column by Victoria Hansen hansenv@findlay.edu I love Halloween costume bingo. I love watching the Super Bowl in Winebrenner. But my favorite UF event is Helping Hands. There’s something beautiful about seeing the Findlay community work together towards a goal larger than themselves. I love the hustle, the energy, the comradery that comes from trying to […]
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By Ella Resor resore@findlay.edu Nearly 200 University of Findlay students made their way out to the Ice Box Arena at the Western Equestrian Farm for Collegiate FFA (CFFA) and Block and Bridle’s annual Ag Olympics. Freshman animal science pre-veterinary major Molly Ralston was one of those students. “The straw bale toss was definitely the hardest,” […]
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By Pulse Staff For 20 years the University of Findlay has hosted the Helping Hands food drive. But in year 20, this year, there’s a different sense of urgency as the U.S. government shutdown leads to a Nov. 1 cut off of the SNAP benefits program. The food collected during the Helping Hands drive is […]
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Column by David P. Harr harr@findlay.edu When asked to reflect on the Helping Hands Food Drive through the past twenty years, my mind is overwhelmed with gratitude. Gratitude towards our campus, our community, our sponsors, and of course, our volunteers. I have always had a passion for feeding others, which is exactly how I ended […]
News, Student Life, Around Campus, Community
UF student-athletes host annual Trunk or Treat for Findlay families
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By Erin Moran morane@findlay.edu The University of Findlay’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is gearing up for one of its most popular autumn community events: Trunk or Treat. The event is open to campus and the public as a safe, family-friendly trick-or-treating opportunity. Athletes decorate their cars, dress up, and hand out candy to positively represent […]
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By Victoria Hansen hansenv@findlay.edu After six months of planning, the University of Findlay is preparing to welcome performers from the North American Indian Association of Detroit (NAIAD) for Culture in Motion, a night of dance, storytelling, and discussion. Dr. Darcy Metcalfe, assistant professor of religious studies at UF says the Interpath Student Council is […]
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By Andrea Hoffman hoffmana1@findlay.edu On Wednesday, Oct. 15, a production crew from Summit Studios visited the University of Findlay. Directors of Photography Andy Carrasco and Sean Tredway traveled from Fort Collins, Colorado, to produce a program promoting the university through digital marketing efforts. “We’re filming for a program that is basically just a piece […]
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The University of Findlay’s (UF) 2025 Homecoming Court consists of 10 students, seven majors, five colleges, and two soon-to-be-crowned Homecoming Royalty. “These outstanding student leaders exemplify the qualities of leadership, spirit, integrity, and achievement through their contributions and involvement at UF – and we are so proud to call them Oilers,” said Lee Ann Ireland, […]
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Submitted by Dr. Leah Brant, Assistant Professor, ASL In honor of International Week of the Deaf (Sept. 22–28), students in BLMC 160: Deaf Culture in the United States, shared interesting and important facts about Deaf culture and the Deaf community via sidewalk chalk on the Cory Street Mall. Students enthusiastically prepared information to help the campus community […]
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*Submitted by the DeLong Writing Center Need a little help getting your papers ready for your mid-term portfolio? Would you like someone to look over your citations or help you get or portfolio submitted correctly? If you’re a student in English 104, 106, or 107, we’ve got an event designed just for you: The Mid-Semester […]
News, Student Life, Around Campus
Campus closed Monday for the holiday and Tuesday for the Polar Vortex
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By Pulse Staff University of Findlay president Dr. Katherine fell sent out an email Friday afternoon preparing campus for the Polar Vortex next week. While the University is already closed on January 20 due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Tuesday campus will also be closed due to the predicted cold temperatures. Chief Meteorologist at […]
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A Journey From Showing Steer to the Queen of Adams County By Andrea Hoffman hoffmana1@findlay.edu Every young girl dreams of becoming a queen one day, but for University of Findlay student Callie Neuenschwander it’s not just a dream, it is her reality. Neuenschwander is a freshman at UF in the Pre-Veterinary program and this past […]
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By Kwesi Caldwell and Pulse Staff Content creation has become a hot activity on the University of Findlay campus. Students have started tuning into accounts such as Findlay Talks and Findlay Rap on Instagram and of course, the 88.3 WLFC the Pulse YouTube page; which has been burning up with creative and fun podcasts from […]
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University of Findlay students Ellie Janszen and Joe Sadowski talk with Student Government Association president Ashlyn Coleman about how the concert came to be and who else Oilers will see on stage.
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Reading for pleasure can help improve mental health along with other benefits. By Kendall Westgate and Pulse Staff westgatek@findlay.edu At the University of Findlay, Shaffer Library, the Writing Center, and the Center for Teaching Excellence came together to host Pleasure Reading Week this week, March 13-17. Director of the Writing Center at UF, Dr. Harley […]
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University of Findlay Senior Art Show Feb. 6-17 Taylor Christensen christensent@findlay.edu Twitter: taychristensen1 Instagram: Taylorchristensen1 Ranging from abstract art to comic strips, the University of Findlay Senior art show is in full swing. Seniors Bryce Barto, Anthony Negron, Colton Ross, and Elaine Schaffer all have had their pieces on display from February 6-17. Anthony Negron […]
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By Sam Rohrs rohrss@findlay.edu The University of Findlay students came back from winter break to the surprising fact that George House Coffee and Tea, across from campus, had closed. After 27 years of business, the beloved George House made the announcement that a lease issue with the landlord meant it was shutting its doors. Matthew […]
By Vanessa Crowe crowev@findlay.edu University of Findlay Ruscilli Bookstore is now under the management of Barnes and Noble College. With the new bookstore management comes a new way to get textbooks. Kim Oakes, the transitional manager with Barnes and Noble Education, the parent company of BNC, says First Day Complete Bundle (Oiler Day One) will […]
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Pulse Student Media includes Pulse TV, 88.3 WLFC the Pulse, and Pulse News. Find the latest interviews and shows here! Pulse TV Art & Culture Show with Sharinda Welton includes special guests comedians Tim Young and Wali Collins, and humorist and speaker Karith Foster. Junior UF students Ellie Janszen and Kwesi […]
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By Lauren Rex rexl@findlay.edu The University of Findlay has professors with extensive, diverse, and impressive backgrounds. There are 211 full time faculty on staff at UF and they come from a variety of backgrounds. Some professors had jobs in their chosen field before teaching at the University, and others came straight from college. They all […]
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By Pulse Staff It’s time to be a “SOUP-er Hero”! Wednesday, Nov. 2 is the 17th Annual Helping Hands Food Drive at the University of Findlay. But the second annual CANstruction contest is set for this weekend in the College of Business/Student Life (CBSL) building. The rules are a little different this year. Starting Friday, […]
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By Pulse Staff A random walk around campus last week and you might have seen a baby doll laying next to a dirty work glove covered in twigs or a stack of tarot cards next to a skull and caldron. It was all part of an activity called “The Magic of Writing” on Thursday Oct. […]
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By Pulse Staff Many people were unaware of what to expect before attending the Human Library event at the University of Findlay Oct. 11. “When coming into it, I didn’t know. I didn’t really have an idea of what a human book was.” UF freshmen Jalen Edwards was intrigued by the concept of the event, […]
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Shafer Library brings the arcade to campus. By Johnny Harris and Pulse Staff harrisj2@findlay.edu A new addition to The University of Findlay campus is one for the gamers. It’s a retro style arcade area in the basement of Shafer Library. Students can find arcade games such as Mortal Kombat, NBA Jam andPac-man; board games such as […]
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The Human Library comes to UF to tackle the tough topics. By Pulse Staff As any writer will tell you, everyone has a story. Ten people from the Findlay community will get to share their stories in a special event on the University of Findlay campus on Tuesday, Oct. 11. It’s called the Human Library, […]
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Submitted by Annual Giving and The Wolfe Center for Alumni, Parents & Friends