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WOMEN’S TENNIS
The Forester women’s tennis team kicked off the spring portion of their schedule with a 5-2 loss to Grace Wednesday afternoon at Wildwood Racquet Club. Huntington got off to a great start by…
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Are Password Managers Really That Great?
Password managers allow you to use truly random passwords (things humans could never remember – e.g. &gi_l:B*Ek2o), allowing you to have a unique, strong password for all your accounts. But they are controlled…
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
WHEN: 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 4WHERE: MCA in Longaker Recital HallGUEST SPEAKER:Kelsey Herber, Huntington Volleyball Head Coach*Chapel credit will be given!*
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Blood Drive on April 6
Huntington University and the Friesen Center are partnering with the American Red Cross for a blood drive on April 6 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the upper level of the Dining…
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RichLyn Library Summer Position
Are you looking for a job for the summer? Are you staying in the Huntington area? The Library is seeking a student worker for the summer. Work includes interlibrary loan, archive projects, and…
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April is National Poetry Month
Campus Poetry Reading When: Friday, April 14, 2023, 11:00 a.m. – noon Where: RichLyn Library Conference Room Bring your own or favorite poetry to share. Feel free to bring your lunch or coffee,…
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Do you have any registration holds?
Spring has arrived in the Forest! And with it comes registration for the fall semester! Before you register for this summer or next fall, check out the HU Portal to make sure that…
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Password Complexity Can Be Both Effective and Easier to Remember
Complexity in a password, used the right way, can be both effective and easier to remember. People tend to use complexity as a way to help them remember the word. However, humans tend…
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Effective Passwords Are Difficult to Remember
The real problem with passwords is that effective ones are difficult to remember. People simply cannot keep track of a long, complex password for every account they have. This struggle is known as…
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