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Read MoreStudents return from San Diego Mission Trip with new Perspectives
Trip members clear invasive species from the Tijuana Estuary. (Gretchen Burnette) By Ying Tzarm Twenty-three of Waldorf’s students, faculty and staff embarked on the spring break mission trip to San Diego from Feb. 8 to 17. The trip was organized by Campus Ministry in hopes of exploring the definition of “refugee” and implementing service projects with local organizations. “It wasn’t a...
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Read MoreDozens of Donuts sold for San Diego Mission Trip
By Ying Tzarm Krispy Kreme donuts sold for the San Diego mission trip. Over two hundred boxes—each holding a dozen donuts—were sold last week on the Waldorf campus to fund the spring break mission trip to San Diego. From Feb. 8 to 19, Campus Ministry and the students embarking on the trip approached faculty members, staff and students in hopes of selling them Krispy Kreme in order to raise funds for their...
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Read MoreNewsome, Craig Jump and Run to School Records
By Zach Throne Cam Newsome clearing the bar in the high jump competition in Brookings, SD on Feb. 9. (Mike Stetson)Isaiah Craig leaping for distance in the long jump in Brookings, SD on Feb. 9. (Mike Stetson) Waldorf track and field athletes Cameron Newsome and Isaiah Craig broke personal and school records last week at the South Dakota Classic. Newsome, who is a dual-sport athlete in football and track,...
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Read MoreStress: How to Manage It
By Kaylee Schuermann Kaitlin Rodriguez is stressed out. Stress plays a large role in college students’ everyday lives—which is why they need to know how to handle it. “Stress is feeling like you can’t cope with a perceived threat,” said Missy Reynolds, a Health Promotion and Exercise Science professor at Waldorf. Stress can also be any change you encounter, the inability to cope with problems, loss...
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Read MoreSave the Date: “Mamma Mia” at the Boman Fine Arts Center
By Ying Tzarm Anicka Teater performs at the audition. They have been cast as “Lisa.” Waldorf students and Forest City residents alike will soon be able to enjoy the well-known musical, Mamma Mia as the Waldorf Theatre Department conducted auditions last Sunday, Feb. 10. “The auditions went well,” said Dr. Marla Britton Johnson, Assistant Professor of theatre at Waldorf University and director...
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Read MorePrairie Grass Film Challenge
By Kaylee Schuermann Nathaniel Jordan (left), Mitchell Keeran (middle) and Bela Ruiz (right) at the Prairie Grass Film Challenge Waldorf students traveled to Dordt College on Friday, February 22 to see their production and other short films for the 2019 Prairie Grass Film Challenge. In mid-January, Mitchell Keeren, Jadan Smith, Bela Ruiz, Kaylee Schuermann, Katie Rodriguez, Kyle Ennis, Nathaniel...
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Read MoreHow to Survive the Winter
By Kaylee Schuermann Outside of the Waldorf University Campus Information Center BRRRRR! This weather is unrelenting! Harsh winters can be difficult, so it is important to know how to survive the winter. One tip is to plan ahead of the weather. Check your weather application at least once a day to stay updated on the upcoming weather. If the weather is going to be bad, then you should schedule around it...
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Read MoreJoseph Becomes School’s First Four-Year All-American
By Zach Throne Joseph sends Ben Mau into motion against Dickinson State on Oct. 6 at Bolstorff Field in Forest City, IA. (Mike Stetson) Waldorf Quarterback Hilton Joseph earned NAIA All-American Honors for his stellar play this past season. He received Honorable Mention recognition amongst all the schools in NAIA football. Since 2004, when Waldorf switched from a two-year school to a four-year...
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