Category Archives: News

By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu A strong end to a year-long partnership ended with successful year-end awards for junior Eva Reynolds and her mount UF Ballyknock On Time. This pair finished their 2023 USEA eventing season finishing in fifth place overall for the Beginner Novice Young Adult Rider and third place overall Beginner Novice Intercollegiate leaderboards. […]

By Lauren Wolters, WoltersL1@Findlay.edu The University of Findlay’s Cosiano Health Center held a sexually transmitted infection (STI) clinic on Wednesday, Jan. 17 from 9:00-11:00 a.m. At the clinic, students received free testing for HIV and Syphilis. A grant from the Allen County Health Department enables these tests to be free to students during the clinic.  […]

By Pulse Staff  At 15 years old, Jenna Waits hit the road with her best friend at 7 a.m. one day to make the 160-mile drive from Lynchburg, Ohio to Findlay. They were coming to a very important event; VIP²​ (Very Important Potential Pharmacist) Day.  “Well, we got up very early and we went to a […]

Learn about what caused the Village to flood and how repairs are made By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu The students who occupy the Village Resident Hall received an alarming email on Jan. 15 around 5:45 p.m. about a flood taking place. Due to extremely cold temperatures, a break occurred in a sprinkler supply line on the […]

By Megan Hite, HiteM@Findlay.edu On Feb. 19, the University of Findlay will hold its first U.S. Senate Forum at the Winebrenner Auditorium. UF professor Amy Rogan helped put this event together. “This is the U.S. Senate Primary Republican Forum for Ohio,” Rogan said. “It’s a forum, so it’s not a debate. Spectrum News 1 is […]

By Alyssa Burgei, BurgeiA1@Findlay.edu As we jump into January 2024, changes are being made to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form for students who need financial assistance for college. The changes in application come from the new FAFSA Simplification Act passed for the 2024-25 year. The first of these changes is the […]

By Lauren Wolters, WoltersL1@Findlay.edu Both the University of Findlay men’s and women’s teams are looking for a spark to finish their seasons strong. The women’s team is 6-9 on the season, losing their last game to Ashland (32-81) on January 13. The men’s team is also 6-9 on the season. They also lost to Ashland […]

By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu After a successful 2023 show season, senior Grace Ransom earned the USEA Intercollegiate Training Level champion with her partner, UF’s Bright Prince. “This award means more to me than words can describe,” Ransom said. “When I saw my name at the top of the ranks, I was so beyond proud of […]

By Megan Hite, HiteM@Findlay.edu UF Mary Mulcahy was announced as the top individual women’s golfer in Division II by the NCAA on Nov. 15. Mulcahy is a junior here at the University and majoring in finance. She finished this fall season with a record scoring average of 71.27. Mulcahy earned the Great Midwest Athletic Conference […]

Looking back on UF’s fall sports ‘23 season By Magdelyn English, EnglishM1@Findlay.edu The University of Findlay football team wrapped up its season in a noon game with rival Tiffin University on Nov. 11. The team lost 26-7 to Tiffin, ending the season with an overall record of 7-4. Even though the season ended before the […]

Many students on campus know about barn finals, but not in depth By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu As a third year English Equine Studies major, barn finals are second nature; however, many students do not know of all the hard work and preparation put in for barn finals. At the English barn, our barn finals span […]

Damon Osbourne explains the processes involved in offering degrees and courses online  By Lauren Wolters The University of Findlay offers a wide variety of courses online, as well as several degrees obtainable in a fully online format. Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs Damon Osbourne discussed the processes involved to allow these offerings online.  Osbourne […]

Relaxing, recovery and training during the off season for fall sport athletes By Lauren Perry, PerryL4@Findlay.edu Fall sport athletes at the University of Findlay look forward to a crucial off-season. With winter approaching, fall sports come to an end, while winter sports are off and running. At UF, multiple sports take place each season. According […]

By Sam Hardenbergh University of Findlay’s 4 Paws presents new growth with 13 new service animals in training and over 100 club members to their roster. UF provides a large population of service animals, service animals in training and emotional support animals on campus. This year, an increase of emotional support animals took place. Abigail […]

By Grant Goodfellow, GoodfellowG@Findlay.edu On Oct. 7, 2023, Israeli Civilians were attacked by Hamas. According to NPR news, around 1,400 people were killed in the Oct. 7 attack. Additionally, many civilians were taken hostage by Hamas. Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Darcy Metcalfe spoke about the complexity of the situation and history behind it. “The […]

By Annaliese Rizzo, RizzoA1@Findlay.edu UF Campus Ministry’s annual finals week movie marathon is coming soon to CBSL 136 from Dec. 3 to Dec. 5; it offers a unique opportunity to relax and recharge during the chaos with food and a movie. Students across the UF campus shared that finals week causes exhaustion and stress. Trying […]

UF professors explain the differences in student engagement and teaching style towards the end of the semester By Mason Alberts, AlbertsM@Findlay.edu While some classes enjoy activities or movies at the semester’s end, many college professors must finish up content to prepare for finals. University of Findlay professors Alexander Davis, Aaron Blodgett and Dan Baczkowski give […]

University of Findlay hosts Emerging Athletes Program national training session with Olympic-level riding clinician By Kate Dhuy, DhuyK@Findlay.edu The University of Findlay’s English Equestrian program hosted the Emerging Athletes Program’s (EAP) National Training Session for the sixth time, where participants worked with clinician Peter Wylde and stable manager clinician Colleen Reed. Held on Nov. 9-12, […]

Campus Security looks for a way to decrease parking tickets around campus with a new form of ticket By Magdelyn English, EnglishM1@Findlay.edu At 10:20 a.m. on Oct. 11, Campus Security at the University of Findlay sent out an email introducing a new type of parking ticket that students can receive. Campus Security sought out a […]

University of Findlay coaches discuss what the future will look like for the University of Michigan’s Football program By Mason Alberts, AlbertsM@Findlay.edu Mention the signal stealing scandal at the University of Michigan and you’re sure to see people line up on either side: “everyone does it” vs “they went too far.” Many news outlets report […]

By Sam Hardenbergh, HardenberghS@Findlay.edu The Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce relationship continues to contribute to a boom in views for the NFL and also started drama between fans of Swift and the NFL. On Sept. 24, Taylor Swift arrived at the Chiefs vs. Bears game at Arrowhead Stadium causing a large increase in viewership. For […]

By Megan Hite, HiteM@Findlay.edu As many in the United States come together to honor past and present veterans, here is how the University of Findlay honored Veterans Day.  On Nov. 9, UF held a Veteran’s ceremony honoring current students, staff and alumni who have served or are serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.   At the […]

Issue Two poses to legalize, commercialize, regulate, and tax marijuana in Ohio  By Lauren Wolters, WoltersL1@Findlay.edu While most discussion concentrates on Issue One for Ohio’s Nov. 7 election, the ballot also proposes another important issue for Ohio voters. This second proposed law, known as Issue Two, looks to commercialize, regulate, legalize and tax the adult […]

Stalking incidents and how to handle them By Lauren Perry, PerryL2@Findlay.edu Students at the University of Findlay may want to be aware of the recent trends in stalking incidents on their college campus. UF released the Clery Act Report for 2023 that includes detailed information regarding security and safety on campus. According to the report, […]

The Greek chapters at UF work to maintain their community as declining interest starts to take its toll By Kate Dhuy, DhuyK@Findlay.edu A staple of any college community is Greek life, but that fact is changing for the University of Findlay as new students show less interest in joining. Findlay is home to two sorority […]

Dr. Sarah Fedirka shares her experience as the committee facilitator  By Lauren Wolters, WoltersL1@Findlay.edu On April 7, 2022, the University of Findlay announced the largest donation in its history from Billy and Brenda Watterson of $6 million, which kicked off the “Together We Will” campaign. The campaign has been raising money for various renovations and […]

By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu When training baby horses, fear can dictate groundwork and under-saddle training. However, a sermon that took place on campus recently at a meeting for two different University of Findlay student clubs helped students direct their fear in the right direction. Sophomore Sydney Taylor is an officer for one of the clubs. […]

UF hosted a poetry reading on Oct. 16 By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu To welcome creative writing professor Melanie Dusseau to the University of Findlay, UF put on a poetry night on Oct. 16 in the Mazza Museum gallery. “I loved that everyone – students, faculty, administrators, and community members – took part in the lively […]