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…

Week 2 Writing Center Tips: Re-read for clarity Once you have completed your paper, you should take a break, then return to your paper and read it aloud. Taking the time to do…

Drop-in tutoring for Dr. Heller’s and Dr. Martin’s sections of EN151 will be available on the 2nd floor of RichLyn library Thursday evening. Regular hours for this will be Tuesday 4:00-6:00 p.m. and…