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Athletic Events October 12-17
Here are the athletic events for the week of October 12-17: *Home events listed in bold
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MEN’S SOCCER
The Forester men’s soccer team ran into a potent second-half attack Saturday night at Bishop John M. D’Arcy Stadium, falling 5-1 to the Cougars of Saint Francis in Crossroads League action. The Cougars…
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WOMEN’S SOCCER
It was a Senior Day celebration in every sense of the word Saturday afternoon at King Stadium. Honoring nine graduating seniors before kickoff, the Huntington women’s soccer team produced its most explosive offensive…
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WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
The Huntington University women’s volleyball team welcomed the Crossroads League leaders to Platt Arena on Saturday afternoon, falling to Grace College in straight sets, 25-17, 25-21, 25-18. The loss moves the Foresters to 11-14…
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CROSS COUNTRY
The Huntington University cross country teams continued their season Friday afternoon at the Ray Bullock Invitational hosted by Taylor University, highlighted by another outstanding performance from Abbey Gentz. The Forester standout covered the…
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Parking Reminders: Street Parking
Students, please remember that parking on the streets surrounding campus is generally not permitted under Huntington University parking policy. This includes College Ave., Campus St., Forester Lane, Fruit St., Himes St., Ray St.,…
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Lunch and Learn @ the Library — Thursday, October 8
Need help getting started with your research? Unsure about where to search on the library website? Bring your lunch and laptop and join us on Thursday, October 8, 12:00-12:50 p.m. for a Library…
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Volunteer Opportunity: Sewing Feminine Hygiene Products for Overseas
Tonight from 6:00-8:00 p.m., we will be hosting a sewing event. We are sewing feminine hygiene products to send to young women in Liberia to help enable them to stay in school and…
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Fulbright Scholarship Competition
The Fulbright U.S. Student Program Competition deadline is typically this week, every year. That means if you are currently a sophomore or junior, you should begin planning now in order to have a year…
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