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 [...]

By Victoria Hansen and Pulse Staff hansenv@findlay.edu On August 11, Donald Trump deployed the National Guard to serve as reinforcement for the Washington, D.C. police and ICE. On August 24, they began carrying weapons. On August 27, they were seen picking up trash and raking leaves. According to the Department of Justice, crime in Washington, [...]

By Pulse Staff As the reality of active shooter incidents persists across the country, University of Findlay Chief of Police and Director of Security William Spraw says we all have to be cautious. “We’re not in a bubble. We’re not all fenced in,” Spraw said. “There’s access everywhere. So, all you can do is at [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]