Events

Jessica Henry Student Writer Tonight six teams will compete on the stage of Parmer Hall in the finale of the Impact Venture Challenge to win a piece of $10,000 to further their idea. First place earns $5,000, second place $3,000, and third place $2,000. According to their website, the Impact …

Robert Bouffard Student Writer Sixteen original films were screened in Parmer Cinema that was packed with excited friends, family and faculty on Sunday. Students from Department of Communication displayed their creativity and originality during the Splice Student Film Festival. The full house could be pretty intimidating for some of the …

Carter Stowman Student Writer Joey Tartell, an associate professor of trumpet and the director of undergraduate studies at Indian University’s Jacobs School of Music, took a week to visit Messiah College to work with students and perform with them. When I got the chance to speak with Tartell he expressed …

Maddie Conley Online Editor Students left classes early on Friday and headed to Eisenhower lawn to mourn the death of those killed by gun violence. Speakers composed of students, faculty and administrators memorialized those affected and called attention to a need for societal change. Organized by Toby Doyle, ’19, and …

Dakota Vaughn Assistant Student Director Social privilege was the topic of discussion for SGA’s third installment of the Civil Discourse series last night. The event was the last in the series for this semester, and nearly every seat in Boyer 131 was occupied. According to a poll taken before the …

Ally Hufford Student Writer On Wednesday night BSU teamed up with SAB and SGA to host “Waking Up White” in Hostetter Chapel. The event was designed to be a discussion starter for white students centered around conversations of racism and privilege. Annamarie Lively, the PR coordinator for BSU, said that …

Matt Dekonty Student Writer Umuhoza Pari Liliane has dedicated her life to victims of genocides throughout the world and believes that sharing stories and coming to terms with grief benefits survivors and eliminates trauma that gets passed down generations. She shared her own story in Parmer Cinema on Tuesday. “When …

Sharlene Oong Student Writer Geisinger Holy Spirit Medical Group and Messiah College School of Graduate Studies co-sponsored a vital discussion on Monday in Parmer, addressing the opioid epidemic in Pennsylvania. The diverse group of panelists included Carrie DeLone, Duane Nieves, Kristin Varner, Jordan Barbour, Leah Clark and Karl Bergmann. The …

Ian Tan Student Writer For many at Messiah, the annual International Banquet is a precious opportunity to commemorate the myriad of cultures and backgrounds represented on campus. This year’s ceremony ‘The Golden Globe’ made a new approach of meditating on home and identity while maintaining its custom of showcasing traditional …

Maddie Conley Online Editor “Like anybody, I would like to live a long life. Longevity has its place. But I’m not concerned about that now. I just want to do God’s will. And he’s allowed me to go up to the mountain. And I’ve looked over, and I’ve seen the …