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J-Term Trip to Cactus, Texas
Do you share our passion for agriculture, education, ministry, missions, cultures, immigrants, refugees, and service? Join us for our J-Term trip (confirmed dates January 6-16, 2022; Projected cost: $1,400) in Cactus, Texas, where…
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Do you love to sing and dance?
Do you love to sing and dance while getting upper-level college credit? MUP 30 (also listed as THP 30) Musical Theatre/Opera Workshop might be the class for you! Spring semester 2022, we will…
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HU Education and ABLE gear!
Time to order your HU Education/ABLE gear! The online store is live until November 16. All items can be customized to include EITHER design. See the link to check it out! Posted By:…
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U Can Crush Hunger!
Join us from October 25 to November 12 as we host a campus competition between HU employees and students in the fight against hunger during the 6th annual U Can Crush Hunger campaign!…
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MEN’S BASKETBALL
The HU men’s basketball team advanced to the championship game of the annual Ness Bros. Hall of Fame Tournament by disposing of Calumet College of St. Joseph, 78-68, on Friday at Platt Arena.…
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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
On the road for the first time this season, the Huntington women’s basketball team came up short, 76-63, against IU Northwest Saturday afternoon at the Savannah Center. The Foresters’ downfall was their defense,…
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VOLLEYBALL
The top-seeded Marian Knights brought an end to the 8th-seeded Forester volleyball team’s season Saturday night at the MU PE Center by handing their visitors a 3-0 loss, 25-17, 25-12, 25-17, in the…
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MEN’S SOCCER
The game will technically go down in the books as a 0-0 tie, but the 6th-seeded Wildcats of Indiana Wesleyan are moving on to the semis of the Crossroads League Tournament over the…
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CROSS COUNTRY
Running on their home turf for the Crossroads League Championships, the 10th-ranked Forester men’s team finished third behind #3 IWU and #5 Taylor while the 18th-ranked HU women took fourth. In the first…
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MEN’S BASKETBALL
The Forester men’s basketball team captured their second consecutive Ness Bros. Hall of Fame Tournament championship title Saturday afternoon by dominating Missouri Baptist 87-56. With this win, HU remains unblemished in their opening…
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