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MEN’S TENNIS
The Forester men’s tennis team (3-5, 3-3) faced it toughest opponent of the year in #22 Indiana Wesleyan to suffer a 6-1 loss to the Wildcats on Klopfenstein Courts. With this W, IWU…
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WOMEN’S TENNIS
The HU women’s tennis team was on the wrong end of a 6-1 decision to #9 Indiana Wesleyan Saturday morning at Klopfenstein Courts. The talented Wildcat squad had their hands full with the…
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Honorary Degrees/Commemorative Names Nomination
From the Office of the President: Huntington University awards honorary degrees to individuals “who have made a contribution to society by devoting their lives to the public good or by dedicated service to…
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Stewardship
When leaving offices, classrooms, and buildings, please be mindful of our calling to be good stewards of God’s resources on our campus. Simple efforts such as ensuring lights are turned off, technology is…
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Phonathon Starts Monday
Nearly a dozen students will spend the next three weeks calling HU alumni and friends and asking them to partner with us by making a gift to the Forester Fund. Thanks to 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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Student Photo Directory
The undergraduate student photo directory is now available for view on the faculty/staff website. If you would like to order a printed copy of the directory for a charge of $8, email mpasko@huntington.edu…
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HU named an NAIA Championships of Character Institution
For the ninth consecutive year, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced that Huntington University has been named a recipient of the Champions of Character Five Star Award for the 2018-19…
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Chapel Sept. 12 – LaToria
With an energy all her own, LaToria brings an eclectic feel to the hip hop music she makes. Whether it’s a high energy anthem or a story she’s telling accompanied by soulful melodies,…
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OTA – The More You Know
Occupational therapy — a vibrant, growing profession — makes it possible for people to achieve independence and to enjoy life to its fullest. HU OTA students recently got to experience how a client…
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