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Read MoreWWIL Breaks Up With Affinities
By Shannon Clark The Warrior Women in Leadership (WWIL) program will experience changes in the fall of 2018 under the reign of Renae Littrell, the new director of Women’s Leadership. The changes will impact both the small affinities and the large group Warrior Women in Leadership. Currently, the women are in both WWIL and an affinity. Next semester, however, the groups will no longer be conjoined....
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Read MoreTop 5 ideas for a Bachelor or Bachelorette party
By Tyra Brown One of the most talked about events leading up to the wedding day is the bachelorette and bachelor parties for the bride and groom. It is known as the last night of freedom out with your friends before you tie the knot. These parties are usually thrown by your wedding party, and can be as pricey or low cost as you want them. Here are 5 fun activities you can do to show the bride or groom a...
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Read MoreNew Drug policy on campus
By Tyra Brown A new year, comes with new changes. Waldorf University is now actively enforcing a “drug free campus” by fining students $50 if caught smoking, vaping, or chewing tobacco on school grounds. The smoking problem on campus was brought to the attention of Dean of Students, Jason Ramaker by the student body president, Karissa Vetch and Waldorf’s student senate. The senate members encountered many...
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Read MoreMadness Continues During Round of 32
By Zach Throne The NCAA Tournament is known for its wild games and crazy finishes, and the Round of 32 was no exception. Villanova kicked off the Second Round action with a rout of the freshman phenom, Collin Sexton, and the Alabama Crimson Tide in an 81-58 win. College Basketball powerhouses in Duke and Kentucky followed their storied history with their domination in wins against Rhode Island and...
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Read MoreMission Trip: A Learning Journey
By Anuja KC Spring Mission trip 2018, organized by Waldorf University campus ministry was a success. A total of 18 students and 6 faculty members went to Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. A week’s long trip had a lot to offer to these group of people. “It was an extraordinary experience for me. Different things that we got to learn in just a week was incredible. It is hard to control your...
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WSA Hosts Africa Night
By: Guzel Tuhbatullina African Night at Waldorf University has exceeded all expectations. Students enjoyed food and found it to not be too spicy, which was a concern for some. Since the World Student Association club (WSA) started its existence in 2015, every fall they organized National nights. Previous nights were “Mexican” and “Brazilian.” This year members of WSA decided to do...
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Read MoreWaldorf Athletic Department Hosts Coaches vs. Cancer
By Danica Cheney Waldorf University Athletic Department held a Coaches vs. Cancer event on Saturday, Jan. 27 during the men’s and women’s basketball games, raising $744 for the American Cancer Society. This amount was the most money ever raised at Waldorf for a Coaches vs. Cancer event. Adding the amount raised by the volleyball team’s event, Waldorf has raised a total of $825 for the cause in the 2017-18...
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Read MoreFans Support Warrior Hockey with Skate with the Warriors
By: Shannon Clark Fans, students and alumni came to support the Waldorf Warriors and skate with friends on Saturday, Feb. 3. Saturday night’s hockey game held disappointment for some, but Skate With the Warriors created smiles after the tough loss. The 5-2 loss to Saint Thomas had an impact on the crowd. “I thought that the game didn’t have a lot of hype to it. The players just...
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