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No changes are expected for role of office on campus By Victoria Hansen hansenv@findlay.edu On July 8, Associate Vice President for Safety & Wellness Skylar Tiell announced that the University of Findlay’s Office of Title IX and Equity would be renamed to the Office of Civil Rights. “Over the summer, we made the transition from […]
Category Archives: News
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Aug
New textbook provider Slingshot getting mixed reviews from students By Seth Dahlhausen and Pulse Staff dahlhausens@findlay.edu Students returning to the University of Findlay this semester were greeted by a new textbook provider. But opinions on the new process have varied in its first week. Wes Kruger, UF Ruscilli Bookstore manager, is well aware of the […]
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By Pulse Staff The University of Findlay Watterson Center for Ethical Leadership has become a reality. After two and half years of behind the scenes work, Dr. Sarah Fedirka, associate professor and chair of the English, Religious Studies, and Philosophy department, moves the project from planning to practice with its first venture, the Watterson Scholars […]
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Aug
Sun Safety is serious business! Column by Amy Rogan, Pulse Adviser, and Assistant Professor of Teaching in Media and Communication My kids are grown and I am now officially a grandma…of three! But way back when my kids were little, I noticed a scab on the top of my right ear and it would not […]
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By Cameo Cedarleaf cedarleafc@findlay.edu There’s a new movement on social media by some influencers pushing false claims about sunscreen, according to news outlets such as the Washington Post and CNN. Just in time for August, Summer Sun Safety Month. This is a national observance aimed to remind Americans to take precautions against the sun’s harmful rays. […]
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Column by Cameo Cedarleaf cedarleafc@findlay.edu Making friends during freshman year can be hard to do, especially with managing the stress of new classes and leaving your family, friends, and hometown. Here is the truth: it’s completely normal to feel like you’re starting over socially after freshman year. The good news is you are not alone. It’s possible […]
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Column by Victoria Hansen hansenv@findlay.edu Orientation weekend is just that: a weekend. From Thursday to Sunday, the University of Findlay tries to teach its students everything they need to know about how to be a successful Oiler. Outside of that, a lot of what you learn in your freshman year is learned by living it. […]
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Column by Libby Sapp In the fast-paced environment of college life, students are often juggling academics, social activities, part-time jobs, and the pressures of preparing for their future careers. While focusing on success is important, it’s equally crucial to recognize the importance of mental health. The stress, anxiety, and depression that many college students face […]
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By Pulse Staff Big changes are underway at the University of Findlay as the calendar inches towards the start of the Fall semester on Aug. 18. UF President Katherine Fell announced in a July 21 email that Dr. Darin Fields will step down from his role as executive vice president of academic affairs, effective Aug. […]
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By Paige Walter and Pulse Staff walterp1@findlay.edu The University of Findlay hosts around 400 international students every year. Students from countries all over the world come to Findlay for experiences, fun, learning, and friends. A report from the UF Office of Institutional Research and Assessment last fall showed about 340 international students at UF from […]
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May
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By Pulse Staff All international student visas at the University of Findlay have been restored according to Kathy Patton, director of international admissions at UF. UF President, Dr. Katherine Fell sent out an email on April 14 addressing ongoing issues with visas for international college students. It implied there have been a least some possible […]
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May
May
By Victoria Hansen, HansenV@Findlay.edu After writing over 150 books and producing the longest running animated children’s show of all time, Marc Brown will visit Findlay to send the Class of 2025 out into the world. Marc Brown wrote the first Arthur book, Arthur’s Nose in 1976. He went on to write over 80 more books […]
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May
By Emmanuel Mogbolu, MogboluE@Findlay.edu Findlay Brewing Company maps out a 5k course for participants to run, walk, or job, starting and ending at Findlay Brewing Company on May 3 at 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a cost of $35-$50. Whether experienced runners or those seeking fun, participants enjoy a fresh, locally made beer at […]
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May
May
By Lucille Snoke, SnokeL@Findlay.edu On the Friday before Valentine’s Day each year, churches around the globe open their doors for an event like no other — Night to Shine. This is a night for special needs members of the community or as the Night to Shine team calls them, honored. As Night to Shine grows, so […]
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May
May
Graduation is just days away at the University of Findlay and the registrar’s office confirms there are 861 degree-earning students for this academic year; all of them chasing the dream that will lead them to the next season of life. The top six degrees awarded this year include: Bachelor of Science in Animal Science/Pre-Veterinary Medicine […]
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May
With passion and purpose, senior at UF pursues pediatric healthcare management By Techiya Jackson, JacksonT1@Findlay.edu As the University of Findlay graduation day approaches, one senior eagerly anticipates the next step in her healthcare management journey. Libby Sapp, a healthcare management major, prepares for life after graduation. Her ultimate goal: passionately pursue her interests while […]
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May
May
First-year students Hayden Hiser and Cameron Davis analyze the link between labor productivity and federal spending at the University of Findlay’s annual research symposium Elina Ivanova, IvanovaE@findlay.edu University of Findlay freshmen Hayden Hiser and Cameron Davis took the stage at the 19th Annual Symposium for Scholarship & Creativity on Friday, April 4, to present their […]
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By Libby Sapp, SappL@Findlay.edu As the University of Findlay’s Spring commencement approaches, graduating senior Allie Hutchins prepares to walk across the stage—and step into her dream role as a first-grade teacher at her alma mater. Her story highlights not only personal growth but also the strong support system and rigorous preparation provided by the University […]
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May
Pre-Law and English senior Jada Drees reflects the past three years at UF as she prepares for graduation By Kaitlyn Fisher, fisherk3@findlay.edu As graduation quickly approaches, senior Jada Drees looks ahead to the next chapter in her life. While she prepares for grad school, she is also taking a moment to reflect on the memories […]
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By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu As I prepare to graduate from the University of Findlay, I find myself reflecting on the incredible journey that has brought me to this moment. Over the past two years, I served as the Managing Editor for The Pulse, our university’s student-run publication. This role ranks among the most rewarding experiences […]
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Apr
By Elina Ivanova and Techiya Jackson Campus Ministry hosted its annual Ultimate Frisbee Tournament on Tuesday, April 16 at 8 p.m. in the Koehler Recreational Center. Now in its fifth year, the tournament welcomed students of all competition levels; whether experienced or new to the game, all are invited to join, play, or watch. “We’ve […]
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By Kaitlyn Fisher and Lucille Snoke As the spring semester begins to wind down, staff at Henderson Dining Hall aim to improve student dining experience as breakfast attendance numbers declined. Recently, staff members noticed a decrease in the number of students coming to the dining hall during early breakfast hours. Dining services attribute the low […]
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By Cameo Cedarleaf and Paige Walter The Ruscilli Family Bookstore, located in the Center for Student Life and College of Business building, serves as a vital hub for academic resources and school spirit. Open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., the bookstore offers a wide range of college-branded apparel, textbooks and gifts, […]
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By Sydnee Deyo and Steele Boysel On April 23 from 7-9 p.m. the University Writing Center is hosting its annual Portfolio Smash. Sean Steele, a Graduate Writing Consultant, says all students and projects are welcome to the Writing Center. “Any paper or project that involves putting words together the Writing Center can help,” Steele […]
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Apr
Dr. Thomas Dillon, ThomasHDillion@gmail.com Professor Emeritus in Occupational Therapy “If I keep my good character, I shall be rich enough” (Platonicus). The importance of character, character development and ethical leadership are the focus of the council tasked with the creating the Watterson Ethical Leadership Center. The council has identified four pillars that are the focus […]
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By Mackala Krichbaum, KrichbaumM@Findlay.edu The Mazza Museum at the University of Findlay is set to expand with donations in various forms. “The Mazza Museum receives donations of all types, but generally monetary donations are something that we get on a yearly basis,” Benjamin Sapp, Mazza Museum Director, said. “We have a fun drive that starts […]
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By Victoria Hansen, HansenV@Findlay.edu Although the controversial Senate Bill 1 signed into law on March 28, a group of professors from Youngstown State University and elsewhere plan to reverse it. Under Ohio state law, any bill passed by the General Assembly can go on the ballot as a referendum for voters to approve or reject […]
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By Evan Kreais and Emmanuel Mogbolu Stephanie Smith, a student-athlete at UF, took on the challenge of being a dual-sport athlete, competing in both volleyball and track during the fall semester, balancing the demands of both sports, and embracing the opportunity as an athlete and person with remarkable dedication and resilience. Smith initially committed to […]
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By Libby Sapp and Eli Schroeder With graduation season approaching, excitement builds for students and staff alike. Carter Sapp, a campus grounds crew member for nine months, plays a crucial role in preparing the campus for this celebrated event, alongside his team. “We take a lot of pride in what we do,” Carter said. “It […]
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By Mary Beth Dillon, MDillon@Findlay.edu Professor Emerita, former Professor and Associate Chair of Occupational Therapy at The University of Findlay This column is part of a series published each week in the Pulse for the rest of the semester from the Watterson Institute for Ethical Leadership working group members. Daily, we are inundated with information […]
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By Pulse Staff University of Findlay president, Dr. Katherine Fell, released a statement via email today about the ongoing issues with visas for international college students and it implies there have been a least some possible visa terminations at UF. Her email states: Dear Oilers, I am writing to share an update regarding international students […]
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By Victoria Hansen, HansenV@Findlay.edu After 63 years of service, the Findlay Mall shut its doors officially on January 31, 2025. However, the Maurices and Bath and Body Works still occupy their space. “I want to say [construction] will start at the beginning of April, but I know that they have started doing some things, like […]
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Dr. Nira Kadakia Assistant Professor of Teaching in Pharmacy Practice nira.kadakia@findlay.edu This column is part of a series published each week in the Pulse for the rest of the semester from the Watterson Institute for Ethical Leadership working group members. While the United States is well-known for its wealth and innovation, it is also well-known […]
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Apr
By Cameo Cedarleaf, CedarleafC@Findlay.edu Travel is a large part of spring break. This year, the Division II Winter National Championship Festival hosted Nationals for swimming, wresting, and indoor track at the Fall Creek Pavilion. Created in 2004, NCAA Division II Winter National Championship Festivalraise awareness of NCAA Championship. Several UF track athletes travelled to Indianapolis, […]
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By Eli Schroeder, SchroederE2@Findlay.edu A team of four business students from the University of Findlay traveled to Las Vegas from Feb. 23-25 to compete in the National Grocers Association (NGA) Show, where they networked, learned from industry experts, and tested their skills against teams from 12 other universities. From Feb. 23-25, the National Grocers Association […]