Events

Alyssa Burd Online Editor It’s hard to believe that The Pulse is turning five years old! After all of these years of providing campus with news, videos, radio and so much more, all of us at The Pulse have decided to celebrate, and we want everyone to join in on …

Jessica Henry Student Writer A unique opportunity that students have at Messiah is the ability to participate in Service Day, happening on April 20. First-year students serve as buddies to athletes in the Special Olympics as part of their CCC class. Sophomores, juniors and seniors have the option to serve …

Maddie Crocenzi Editor-in-Chief ISA/MuKappa hosted their annual International Banquet in Hitchcock from 5:30-8:30 p.m on Saturday night. Over 500 guests came out to celebrate the event, in which this year’s theme was “Around the World in One Night.” The program truly did take guests around the world through food, performances …

Jessica Henry Student Writer Beginning on Monday, the Center for Public Humanities will hold its annual week-long symposium, of which this year’s theme is slavery and justice from antiquity to present. The week will feature a variety of lectures, panels and presentations given by faculty members and students, as well …

Willie Hope Sports & Rec Editor Not to be confused with the #WeMatterMessiah movement, the Black Student Union put on a two-night event this past weekend to celebrate Black History Month. Thursday included a Career and Professional Development seminar for students of color, and on Friday night students were able …

Ashlyn Miller Student Director “Listen!” was the call that repeatedly rang through Parmer Hall on Tuesday evening. There was no need to call attention to the speaker—his reputation alone commanded a presence—rather, attention was called to the voices from the past, brought to life through his films. A filmmaker with …

Maddie Conley Student Writer Since dropping her visual album, Lemonade, Beyoncé has generated a lot of discussion over the album’s themes of race, gender and relationships. Last night, the cultural engagement section of SAB hosted a screening and discussion of Lemonade in Parmer Cinema to address these themes. Cultural Engagement …

Willie Hope Sports Editor The Black Student Union hosted a “Media and Race” event on Thursday night in Kline. Dr. Malaika Turner, currently a professor at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, as well as an author and motivational speaker, spoke about the effect media has on race. When asked why she …