Sharlene Oong Student Writer Junior Logan Long, known as LeeLo or LeeLoraps, pumped up the crowd as he opened for Lecrae at the spring concert. He performed at Messiah as part of Black History Month, thanks to the Student Activities Board and Black Student Union. Long, vice president of BSU …
Read More »National News Hits Home for First-Year Student: Parkland Shooting
Maddie Conley Online Editor Maybe you’ve heard the name of small-town Parkland, Florida in the news lately, or maybe you haven’t, and you just know that there was another tragedy in what seems to be a flood of them. To First-Year student Will Young, Parkland means more than a word …
Read More »Cross-Cultural Studies: Students Build Relationships Abroad
Sharlene Oong Student Writer If you were on campus during J-Term, you’ve probably heard people describe it as quiet, chill, boring, or weird. Students start the spring term off with a three-week intensive course. They can take up world literature, bible, a major class, or experience a different pace of …
Read More »Students Participated in a “Day On” this MLK Day
Maddie Conley Online Editor This year, MLK Day became a “day on” instead of a day off for many Messiah students as they served in the greater Harrisburg community. The Agape Center partnered with nine organizations to serve in remembrance of Martin Luther King Jr. The nine organizations were Paxton …
Read More »Behind the Scenes of the Messiah College Tonight Show
Maddie Conley Online Editor When it’s a Coffeehouse night and the Messiah College Tonight Show is in the lineup, forget Netflix and homework. Rich Speeney has captured attention with comedy catered to students, alumni, and administration alike. Since his first show in Hitchcock Arena during Coffeehouse, Rich has done two …
Read More »Senior Class Gift Committee Promotes New Giving Opportunities
Alyssa Burd Online Editor Part of what makes Messiah’s community special is the legacies each graduating class leaves behind, including the senior class gift. Each year, the senior class works to raise enough money in order to dedicate a gift to campus and leave their mark on Messiah. Last year, …
Read More »SGA hosts Civil Discourse Series
Jessica Henry Student Writer The ever-present gun control debate has been given increased attention in recent months. Tonight, students were given an opportunity to express their views on the issue in an event entitled “Let’s Talk About Guns”. The event was the first in the SGA Civil Discourse Series, which …
Read More »Mass Shootings Prompt Another Look at Campus Safety
Jessica Henry Student Writer There have been 307 mass shootings in the United States in 2017, according to the New York Times. A mass shooting involves four or more people injured or killed in a single event at the same time and location. The largest shootings this year happened in Las …
Read More »Humans of Messiah: Caleb Macie
Maddie Conley Student Writer Caleb Macie Year: Sophomore (Transfer) Major: Music Many have seen him singing on the Coffeehouse stage or performing with the symphonic winds, but few have seen the journal where he keeps his original lyrics. Caleb Macie revealed to me his passion for music and where his …
Read More »Daily De-Stressors: Fun Activities for Thanksgiving Break
Charmaine Lim Student Writer Cool weather, hot drinks and colored leaves mark the true beginning of fall weather. Between prepping for Thanksgiving break and trying to stay dry, catch your breath with a few fun activities. Read The Dress Shop of Dreams by Menna Van Praag Cora is a brilliant …
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