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By Omari Welch-Guytan welchguytano@findlay.edu Sometimes the food is good, sometimes it could be better. Everyone has an opinion about campus dining, on every campus in America. But for student-athletes at the University of Findlay, the dining options on campus are crucial to peak physical performance. Track and field assistant coach Justin Fisher sees Henderson through […]
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Column by Christion Stokes stokesc@findlay.edu As a current student athlete myself, I’ve been on both sides of the coin dealing with internal battles and seeing teammates suffer in silence as well. A student athlete’s mental health is often overshadowed due to the amount of publicity and praises they are given after good performances. Unfortunately, it […]
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2024-2025 Seniors Share Their Wisdom for Undergraduates Heading into the New School Year
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By Libby Sapp As the University of Findlay prepares to welcome students back to campus this August, many are starting their final year of college—just as seniors in the class of 2025 are preparing for their next steps. These graduates have gained valuable insight through their college experiences, and now, they’re passing on some advice […]
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By Abbie Stevens, StevensA6@Findlay.edu Kiwibots, the 15 food delivery robots traversed UF’s sidewalks, left campus at the start of the spring 2025 semester. Kiwibots first appeared on campus in the fall of 2022, coinciding with the launch of the Everyday app, according to Riley Hale, the Marketing Coordinator for UF Dining Services. Kiwibots remained on […]
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By Abbie Stevens, StevensA6@Findlay.edu The UF men’s basketball team is experiencing an unprecedentedly successful 2024-2025 season, with a 14-1 start as of Jan. 15. The team is ranked ninth in the country among the NCAA DII teams, according to the National Association of Basketball Coaches’ January 14th poll and is one of only two G-MAC teams […]
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By Mackala Krichbaum, KrichbaumM@Findlay.edu *The Pulse is exploring the policy statements from each major candidate in the 2024 presidential race. This article breaks down the issues from Senator Sherrod Brown. Sherrod Brown was born and raised in Ohio and is working for the “Dignity of Work.” The “Dignity of Work” is inspired by Pope Leo […]
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By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu As of 2024, the United States has approximately 203 million citizens aged 18 and older, according to Neilsberg. Of those 203 million citizens, about 186.5 million Americans are registered to vote for the 2024 election, according to USA Facts. Citizens register to vote to get their voices heard on several key […]
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By Mackala Krichbaum, KrichbaumM@Findlay.edu When moving away to college, students experience many first, which includes voting. However, the University of Findlay’s Pulse Media club is combatting any uncertainty about voting by hosting a mock election on campus. To prepare for this event the Pulse Media Club has been hard at work preparing for this event. […]
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**Senior Communication students at Bluffton University are contributing content to Pulse Media over the coming weeks as part of the first steps to a productive merger between BU and the University of Findlay. The Bluffton University student newspaper is called The Witmarsum but is on hiatus this fall. Column By Andrew Collinsworth BU Senior, cola-b@bluffton.edu […]
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By Abbie Stevens, StevensA6@Findlay.edu On Nov. 6, the University of Findlay is set to host its 19th annual Helping Hands Food Drive to collect non-perishable goods to give back to the Hancock County community. “The goal of Helping Hands is to help ease the struggle that some individuals go through,” SGA President Kaitlyn Watkins said. […]
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Column By Dr. Ron Tulley, RTulley@Findlay.edu It’s concerning when young adults, especially students, express discomfort in sharing their political views on campus. Universities should foster critical thinking, diversity of thought, and constructive dialogue, but increasingly, both students and faculty seem wary of political conversations. Some professors may even resort to outright bans on political discussion […]
