Category Archives: Opinion

By Abbie Stevens, StevensA6@Findlay.edu With finals week fast approaching, it’s important to find the proper balance of comfort and caffeine to power through long study sessions. Thankfully, the community of Findlay has a variety of great coffee shops and local study spots to help fuel up for finals.  Reading Grounds is a coffee shop and […]

Special Column by Dr. Melanie Dusseau, Associate Professor of English and Dr. Harley Ferris, Assistant Professor of English and Director of the Writing Center Both political parties have always courted the college vote, and this presidential race is no different. Back in the day, us GenXers remember campaigns like Rock the Vote that made voting […]

Column by Amy Rogan, Pulse Adviser Tuesday, the University of Findlay campus comes together to raise its collective voice. October 29 is the third Rock the Mock at UF, a mock election for the presidential race. I came to UF in 2014. I had organized a mock election at my previous university and wanted to […]

By Abbie Stevens, StevensA6@Findlay.edu Voting is an important American right, but what if you’re not available on Election Day? As someone who experienced early voting, this is painless process for busy college students.  If one is registered to vote in Ohio, you can vote in person before election day until Nov. 3 at the local […]

Autism is not just a blue puzzle piece, for a multitude of reasons By Victoria Hansen, HansenV@Findlay.edu You might have seen shirts, buttons and bracelets recently with a blue puzzle piece on them that promotes autism awareness. Companies promise to light it up blue to help raise awareness.  This is the wrong way to talk […]

By Amy Rogan, Rogan@Findlay.edu It makes no difference if you’re a student or faculty or staff member at the University of Findlay, you have many sides to your life. You’re not just a student: you’re a son or daughter, a sister or brother, a co-worker, an athlete. You are many things. And you are part […]

By Leanne Wolters, WoltersL@Findlay.edu Many people know that April showers bring May flowers; however, most don’t know that April is also National Occupational Therapy month. To those who don’t know, occupational therapy helps individuals get back to the daily activities they want to or need to do by helping them achieve physical, emotional and social […]

By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu From learning to manage time freshman year to waking up at 4:30 a.m. sophomore year to riding three horses daily junior and senior year, the English equine program requires hard work, responsibility and lots of time management. Typically, a freshman class starts with 40-50 students, but typically ends with 15-20 students. […]

Alex Davis, Instructor of Teaching in Communication, 88.3 WLFC radio manager alexander.davis@findlay.edu, YouTube.com/@ADisElevated/videos I believe we need to be the glue. Glue, bridges the gap. Glue brings two items together that otherwise would not have been able to come together. Glue, as a substance, can be viewed similarly to the way that an individual in […]

  Column by Jeremiah Jackson I remember 5:15 a.m. on June 10, 2023, arriving at the John Glenn Columbus International Airport thinking my dream is now becoming my reality. I felt overcome with emotion knowing what great adventures were waiting for me. People may say when going abroad, you undergo at least one moment that […]

UF junior Kendall Westgate is the new managing editor for Pulse news Column by Kendall Westgate westgatek@findlay.edu With the new school year under way, UF Pulse looks forward to providing you, the readers, the most updated and important news. In order to do this, I, junior Kendall Westgate, was promoted to the managing editor position. […]

Column by Amy Rogan Assistant Professor and Adviser to the Pulse rogan@findlay.edu As I watched the coverage of the young reporter fatally shot in Florida, I can’t help but picture our recent alumni and their young faces as they headed out into the journalism world. Young journalists work hard for little pay at times, with […]

Lauren Wolters, senior, Doctor of Pharmacy Program “I was pretty nervous at the arch ceremony my first week here, but I was excited to walk through the arch. It is very cool that faculty and staff cheer and greet new students as they walk through. I think it helps establish a welcoming and personal environment […]