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Signs & Wonders Film Screening
The Spitfire Grill Friday, September 20, 7-9:30 p.m. in the 3rd floor Becker Screening Room (305), we launch this fall’s Signs & Wonders Film Screenings. This semester’s screenings will be hosted by the…
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Constitution Day
If you enjoyed “Rushmore Live!” last year, you don’t want to miss Constitution Day this year. Join Alexander Hamilton and James Madison as they talk about writing the Constitution of the United States…
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4th Annual Paint-A-Pot Sale
The HU Hort Club is hosting its annual Paint-A-Pot sale this Wednesday, 5-7 p.m., outside the lower doors of the DC. The Club has raised over 500 succulents and shade plants that are…
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Eating Disorders Treatment from an expert!
Brooke Farrington, MSW, LCSW, of Farrington & Associates, will share her story that has led her to her highly recognized and effective Eating Disorders Clinic. She will discuss eating disorders, compulsive exercise, and…
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WOMEN’S TENNIS
The HU women’s tennis team is a perfect three-for-three against IU Kokomo. The Foresters have played the Cougars the last three years and have come away with the W each time with the…
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VOLLEYBALL
The Huntington volleyball team picked up its first Crossroads League win Friday night at Gunden Gymnasium by outlasting Goshen (5-10, 0-3) in five sets, 25-22, 10-25, 25-23, 13-25, 15-11. The Foresters (7-6, 1-2)…
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CROSS COUNTRY
The HU men’s cross country team brought home a first place finish from Purdue Fort Wayne’s Rumble in the Fort Friday night at The Plex. After a two-hour weather delay and competing without…
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VOLLEYBALL
The HU volleyball team picked up its second league win Saturday afternoon at the Wiekamp Athletic Center with a 3-1 decision, 25-19, 13-25, 26-24, 25-13, over the Pilots of Bethel University (5-12, 0-4).…
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MEN’S SOCCER
Junior Jake Erlandson’s PK in overtime lifted the #RV HU men’s soccer team to a 2-1 decision over Lawrence Tech Saturday afternoon at King Stadium. It’s Erlandson’s second straight game-winning penalty kick in…
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WOMEN’S SOCCER
It took two extra periods for Siena Heights (3-2-1) to eventually escape O’Laughlin Stadium with a 2-1 win over the HU women’s soccer team Saturday night under the lights. It was the second…
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