By Elle Barrett
I have no idea what the cafeteria is like. I know the students have certain times schedules for them to eat depending on their classes. Masks are supposed to be worn until students start eating up until they are finished. I don’t have a meal plan, so I haven’t been in...
By Alyssa Lambert
With school being online and living off-campus with a part-time job that gives me full-time hours, it seems I don’t have much time to feel isolated or lonely. I don’t have time for myself during the day. With work and school getting in the way of one another, I rarely have...
By Department of Theater Box Office
The Theater Department begins its season this week with 20/20 Vision: a hybrid of Zoom recordings from current students & alumni. The collection is a celebration of all the ways theater has impacted McPherson College over the years. Visit: https://www.mcpherson.edu/programs/theatre/ for more information.
“Molly Sweeney” by Brian...
By Dymond McElrath
Sept.17th, 2020: just a regular Thursday for some, but for National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) students, it was the day they had been waiting for, for some time now.
Around the middle of March, COVID-19, or the Coronavirus, swept across the country causing panic, fear and mayhem throughout the nation. As this deadly virus swarmed, college athletes everywhere were ordered to grab...
By Natalia Ahrens
After three weeks of Bulldog football, fans have seen what seems to be the ups and downs of the team. Going into week four with a record of 2-1, the stakes are high against Friends University on Sept. 3.
On Sept. 12 against Sterling University, the Bulldogs obtained...
By Taylor Perez
It is no secret that the COVID - 19 pandemic has changed our perspective of the word “normal.” From our day-to-day lives to milestone events, everything is different. McPherson College is fortunate enough to be able to play during the fall sports season. Alongside football, cross-country, tennis and soccer, our volleyball...
By Brittany Merkel
It is clear to see that our school cares about their Automotive Restoration students; the only people more serious are the students themselves. For those who do not know, Templeton Hall is currently home to a project 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300S Cabriolet. It was bought by the college after being in...
By Hannah Butler
The corona-virus has caused life to be crazy these last few months. There’s been a lot of change to our everyday lives and it feels like the world might never get back to normal. I’m sure none of us expected our college experience to ever be affected this greatly. There’s a...
By Mason Duffey
While there are a lot of car enthusiasts in the industry who prefer to do a pristine restoration and trailer their car from one car show to the next, there are also enthusiasts who have a passion for simply driving their classics. Student Noah Huls is in the latter group; he’s not concerned...
By Dymond McElrath
On March 13, 2020, Louisville Metro Police Department executed a “no-knock” warrant at the apartment of a young woman named Breonna Taylor. A “no-knock” warrant is a search warrant whereby the police may enter into a dwelling without announcing who they are. While Ms. Taylor and her boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, slept, the police...
