If you are graduating in May of 2022, the Office of Alumni Relations needs you to take an exit survey prior to picking up your cap and gown and Commencement tickets. Starting today,…

On Thursday, April 28 at 7:00 p.m. in Hiner Hall, Huntington University’s pre-law club, Eunomia, will stage its annual policy debate. Student participants include Angelica English, Karson Miller, Erika James, and Aaron Hendryx.…

Final exams begin Monday, May 9 and end Thursday, May 12. The final exam schedule may be found here (or on the Office of the Registrar’s page of the website). Students who have…

Week 5 Writing Center Tips: Keep language formal Avoid using phrases that you would say in everyday speech. For example, do not say, “was a pain in the butt.” Rather, say, “was difficult.”…

Final exams begin Monday, May 9 and end Thursday, May 12. The final exam schedule may be found here (or on the Office of the Registrar page of the website). Students who have…

Week 4 Writing Center Tips: Use punctuation correctly. Semi Colons ( ; ) are used to conjoin two complete sentences. Ex: She was always covered in cinders from cleaning the fireplace; they called…

This Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in Hiner Hall, the Honors Program has Nick Colgrove, an HU alum, joining us to give a talk on disability and the value of a human life. Nick…

The Smith Lecture that was previously scheduled for today, April 8, has been postponed until Friday, April 29 at 4:00 p.m. I will send out more reminders closer to the time of the…

Week 3 Writing Center Tips: Consistent use of tense Consistent use of tense is essential whether you’re writing for an English course, Bible course, or history course. Make sure you know what your…

At 4:00 p.m. on Friday, April 8, there will be a Smith Lecture. The Smith Lecture will be given by Larry Clemens, an HU alum who is working as the Indiana State Director…