by The Pulse | Apr 9, 2019 | Student Life
Tattoos can be more than just a snapshot of our own individual story—they are an art form that can capture our favorite parts about other people as well. This is true for Rachel Held, who’s tattoos mirror the relationships in her life she cherishes most. What are your...
by The Pulse | Apr 2, 2019 | Student Life
Celica Cook Student Writer The physicality of a tattoo is not just limited to the skin it settles on–tattoos can carry spiritual meanings as well. For junior Heather Blauch, her tattoo is a spiritual reminder that she is not alone, and life’s valleys are...
by The Pulse | Mar 29, 2019 | Student Life
Ally Hufford Student Writer Students filed into Parmer Cinema on Wednesday evening, but they were not there to watch a film. Instead, they came to discuss white privilege and what it means to be an ally to minorities without adopting a hero complex. The Black Student...
by The Pulse | Mar 28, 2019 | Student Life
Leanne Tan Student Writer Ever since he was little, senior middle education major Tyler Pursell knew he wanted to teach. Inspired by his teachers and family members who were in the education field, Pursell came to realize how influential teachers can be and hoped to...
by The Pulse | Mar 27, 2019 | Student Life
Anya Benninger Student Writer Tori Little Year: Junior Major: Studio Art, 2D concentration Why did you choose your major? I chose art as a major because I always knew that I wanted to do something creative with my life. I had considered going to school for music,...
by The Pulse | Mar 25, 2019 | Student Life
Ian Tan Student Writer In order to provide a comfortable space for vulnerability and transparency, three Messiah staff members kick-started a new initiative—the Women of Color Support Group. The goal is to allow female students of color to share their experiences...
