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Poetry and Photography Highlight the Reality of Fracking at the Shale Play Exhibition
Employee Cars Broken Into on Campus
Please Report to the President’s Office: Open Door Day
Controlling Stress Through the Generations
African Diversity Shines Through Karibu Night
Let the Voting Begin!
New York Times Columnist Talks Globalization, Economics and Politics
Messiah College Will Become Messiah University
Prayer Service Held in Honor of Ethan Van Bochoven
Messiah Senior Ethan Van Bochoven Passes Away
Culture
Against All Odds: Molly and Tyler’s Story
How to Avoid Being Sick for Finals
Are You Appreciating or Appropriating Other Cultures?
Tattoo Tuesdays: Cameron Walker
Humans of Messiah: Caroline Olson
Tattoo Tuesdays: Abby La Bianca
America’s Recycled Hate: BlacKkKlansman Discussion Panel
The Secret Life of the Messiah Professor: Dr. Charlene Lane
Tattoo Tuesdays: David Stevens
Are Short-Term Missions Helping or Hurting?
Sports
Messiah Sports Weekly Update
by The Pulse | February 11, 2019 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Lilly Kashishian SBM Sports Editor We have finished our first week of classes! Although it was “syllabus week”, you probably still had homework and missed out on some games: Men’s Volleyball lost to...Whiteout Game Brings Fans To the Court
by The Pulse | February 9, 2019 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Lilly Kashishian SBM Sports Editor A tradition and fan-favorite, the annual Eyas whiteout games for both the women’s and men’s basketball teams took place on Wednesday. Not just a normal game,...Messiah Sports Weekly Update
by The Pulse | December 10, 2018 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor Men’s Basketball lost at home to Hood College 81-68. Matt Glogowski led the Falcons with 19 points, eight rebounds and two assists. After two straight losses, the team...Messiah Sports Weekly Update
by The Pulse | December 3, 2018 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor The Falcons were on the road most of the week except for Wrestling, so here’s what you may have missed this week: Women’s Track and Field began their season at the...Messiah Sports Weekly Update
by The Pulse | November 19, 2018 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor As some teams are wrapping up their seasons, others are just getting started. Here’s what you may have missed: Men’s Basketball lost to Lancaster Bible early in the...Messiah Sports Weekly Update
by The Pulse | November 12, 2018 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor Nothing says fall like playing some games in what actually feels like winter weather. Here’s what you may have missed: Women’s Basketball opened their season against...Pro Sports Weekly
by The Pulse | November 7, 2018 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Jory Hagen Student Writer Another week in Pittsburgh has passed, meaning another week without Le’veon Bell. However, Week 10 is a significant deadline to keep your eyes on as a Steeler fan, as...Messiah Sports Weekly Update
by The Pulse | November 5, 2018 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor It was an action-packed week, with three teams advancing to their respective NCAA Division III National Tournaments. Men’s Wrestling opened up their 2018-2019...Where Christianity and Sports Meet: John Wooden’s Impact
by The Pulse | November 4, 2018 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Jory Hagen Student Writer It is just over 40 years that John Wooden, former UCLA basketball coach was at his last National Championship. Wooden’s impact is still spreading and, this week, his impact...Messiah Sports Weekly Update
by The Pulse | October 29, 2018 | Sports & Rec | 0 Comments
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor It was a busy week as few teams are wrapping up their regular season and preparing for the postseason. Men’s Swimming beat Lycoming on the road over the weekend with a...Student Life
Tattoo Tuesdays: Sam Rockhill
by The Pulse | February 12, 2019 | Student Life | 0 Comments
Celica Cook Student Writer Tattoos are often used as reminders of significant moments in someone's life. However, for senior politics and international relations major Sam Rockhill, her tattoos remind her of commitments to her calling and to her friends. What...Tattoo Tuesdays: Jordan Minnich Kjesbo
by The Pulse | December 11, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
Celica Cook Student Writer Students are not the only ones walking around with inked skin and a story to tell. Bible professor Jordan Minnich Kjesbo tells the story behind the two tattoos that he has. What are your tattoos? I have a traditional swallow on the...BSU’s Hair Expo Reveals Stories of Self-Acceptance
by The Pulse | December 11, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
Cosette Schulties Student Writer The Black Student Union hosted a Hair Expo on Saturday in celebration of beauty within the black community. As a continuation of last year’s “How’d You Get Your Hair Like That?” this event featured demonstrations, a panel discussion...Tattoo Tuesdays: Matt Pangle
by The Pulse | December 4, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
Celica Cook Student Writer Tattoos hold different meanings for different people, but for Matt Pangle, they are a statement of his faith and what it has meant in his life. What tattoos do you have? I have a few tattoos; a half sleeve (work in progress) on my right arm...New Year, New President
by The Pulse | September 23, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
Chloe Dickson Student Writer The Student Government Association has been busy welcoming students, returning and new, to campus. You may have spotted SGA President, Todd Abbott, running from event to event. In a rare moment of free time, Abbott paused to give us a...First-Year Bucket List
by The Pulse | September 1, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
Maddie Conley Online Editor First-year students arrived yesterday lugging bags, boxes and suitcases through the rain. Residence halls burst at the seams with excited students, anxious parents and hundreds of mini fridges. Between bed making and poster hanging,...Summer Spotlight: Todd Abbott
by The Pulse | July 16, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
by Kelly Webber, Summer Director Studying business at Messiah College has a variety of options, with everything from a Spanish Business minor to a Chinese Business major. Every summer, International Business majors travel the globe on the International Business...Summer Spotlight: Kelli Reinbold
by The Pulse | July 2, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
by Kelly Webber, Summer Director Every January and May, students have the opportunity to see the world on three-week cross-cultural trips around the globe. This May, Senior Peace and Conflict Studies Major Kelli Reinbold experienced her first time traveling out of the...Summer Spotlight: Sarah Fertsch
by The Pulse | June 25, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
by Kelly Webber, Summer Director Senior Public Relations Major Sarah Fertsch is spending her summer as Public Relations intern for Dauphin County Parks and Recreation. A PR role for a government organization fits perfectly with Sarah’s major as well as her minor in...Summer Spotlight: Sara Parrish
by The Pulse | June 18, 2018 | Student Life | 0 Comments
by Kelly Webber, Summer Director Whether it's in a musical, Acclamation concert, or GiViM performance, Junior Dance Major Sara Parrish brings all her energy and passion to the stage at Messiah College. This summer, Sara is choreographing for LeRoux Dance Studio's...Opinions