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Gragg Street Closure — Saturday, October 4
Gragg Street will be closed this Saturday early morning until early afternoon for a high school cross country meet on the HU cross country course.
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Free Presidential Inaugural Ball Tickets Now Available
Stop by the Student Life office to pick up your FREE ticket for the Presidential Inaugural Ball on Saturday, October 18, from 7:00-10:00 p.m. Enjoy a DJ, beverages, hors d’ouevres, and door prizes…
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Fall Serve Day
On October 18, the Friesen Center is putting on the annual fall serve day! Come out for some breakfast, a devotional, and to be able to serve our community in different ways. Breakfast…
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Counseling Services
Are you struggling with relationships, anxiety, depression, or want to sort out life? Counseling services are offered to students, free of charge. Counseling services are confidential, and we want to walk alongside you this semester. Martha…
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Internship Information!
If you want an internship, now is the time to begin looking! Contact Career Services for resume help, and check the Career Services Moodle page for internships. For internship help, contact Anita Watson…
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🔐 Instant Coffee Might Be Okay in a Pinch — Your Password Shouldn’t Be
If your password is still “password123” or “letmein,” we need to talk. Your password shouldn’t be something a half-awake barista could guess before their espresso kicks in. Strong passwords are like good coffee:…
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MEN’S GOLF
The Huntington University men’s golf team wrapped up play at the 2025 Stonehenge Invitational on Monday, finishing seventh with a 36–hole team score of 626 (+58) at Stonehenge Golf Club. HU posted rounds…
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WOMEN’S GOLF
After a tough opening road event, the Huntington University women’s golf team bounced back to finish third at the 2025 Stonehenge Invitational, posting a 36-hole team total of 644 (+76) at Stonehenge Golf…
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WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
Platt Arena hosted a nearly three-hour thriller Wednesday night as Huntington and Spring Arbor went toe to toe in a Crossroads League battle. Huntington and Spring Arbor are currently receiving votes in the most recent NAIA national…
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WOMEN’S SOCCER
The Forester women’s soccer team turned in a gritty performance against one of the nation’s best Wednesday night at King Stadium, before ultimately falling 2-0 to #14 Spring Arbor. The Cougars (6-1-4, 2-0-1)…
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