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Read MoreChecking in on College Students’ Mental Health
Students learn about the effects of alcohol through Drunk Goggles (Photo by Noah Keolanui-Herman) By Racee Moore On Wednesday, Feb. 26, Waldorf University held Fresh Check Day in the Atrium from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fresh Check Day is held every spring to try to relieve students’ stress and inform them about mental health. There were five clubs that participated in the Fresh Check Day, including KZOW...
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Read MoreTop 10 Things to do in Forest City
The Pilot Knob open-air amphitheater is beautiful at any time of year. By Kelsey Peterson Many believe that since Forest City is a small community, there is nothing to do. This cannot be farther from the truth. There might be more to do than you expect in Forest City. For people who prefer outdoors, Pilot Knob State Park could be a good fit. Pilot Knob is a great place to go and get some fresh air while...
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Read MoreInfluenza Pricks the Midwest
College students, especially those living in dorms, are prone to illnesses. By Diana Humble Falling temperatures and rising snowdrifts are nothing to sneeze at, but this year the Midwest faces a greater threat: influenza. Mary Mathiasen, Waldorf University’s Health Service Director, has never seen anything like it in her 20 years on campus. “We have had some people over the years who have had...
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Read MoreIndoor to Outdoor: What can We Expect?
Zach Morel competing in the heptathlon (Photo via the Waldorf Athletics) By Hannah Wagner With the Waldorf indoor track season wrapping up on Mar. 7 with the NAIA Indoor Nationals, the outdoor season is promptly approaching. Apr. 4 will be the first outdoor meet, taking place at Wartburg College. This indoor season had an abundance of highlights, including a few athletes qualifying for nationals. “We saw...
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Read MoreNew Location and Director for Career Center
Kathy Rollefson, the new Director of Career Planning, speaking to communications seniors about resumes and cover letters By Ying Tzarm Waldorf’s Career Center moved to the second floor of the Luise V. Hanson Library, and on Jan. 27, 2020, held an Open House to introduce its new director. Kathy Rollefson, the new Director of Career Planning, said, “Turnout was good. I felt I was able to meet a few students...
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Read MoreMartin Named NSAA Player of the Week After Career-High Performance
Martin drives baseline side on a defender against Viterbo on Dec. 7 in Forest City, IA. (Photo by Will Rollison for Waldorf Athletics) By Zach Throne Waldorf offensive guard Demetrius Martin earned the North Star Athletic Association (NSAA) Player of the Week award for his efforts last week. He has two prior Player of the Week awards, giving him three on the season. He dropped a career-high 40 points on...
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Read MoreSharese Hall
By Suyaishar Sebastian Many often spot Sharese Hall wearing a wide and charming smile that no one can resist returning while strutting around the Campus Information Center (CIC) of Waldorf University, where her office is located. Just her presence is enough to light up a dim space and her jovial personality can shift a person’s day from bad to good in a split second. While she would describe herself as a...
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Read MoreEight Years of Artwork on Display at Waldorf’s Art Gallery
Dean Swenson, Waldorf’s Instructor of Art and the artist of the exhibits, gave a brief talk about his artworks to audiences. By Ying Tzarm Waldorf’s Art Gallery exhibited the over eight years of artwork by the head of its art department, Professor Dean Swenson, for public viewing from Jan. 15 to Feb. 14. On Thursday, Feb. 6, Swenson, also Director of the Waldorf Art Gallery, hosted an artist...
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