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Read MoreWhen Hard Work Pays Off
By Leland March Shay Motter looks to make a pass. Photo by Lea Menon Senior Shay Motter is showing the world what it means to have hard work pay off. Motter is from Urbandale, Iowa and is majoring in biology. Motter played basketball for his high school in Urbandale and played well enough to receive an offer to play to play for Waldorf University. When Motter got his scholarship he was just happy to be...
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Read MoreWaldorf Campus Thefts on the Rise
By: Diana Stetson It seems that warm weather isn’t the only thing that goes missing on college campuses as summer gives way to fall. According to Jason Ramaker, Dean of Students at Waldorf, statistics show that campus thefts rise nationwide in October and November, and our small school in Forest City is no exception. “We’ve had five reported thefts in the last two weeks,” Ramaker said. “It’s not unusual...
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Read MoreWaldorf Honors Scott Pitcher among inductees into Athletic Hall of Fame
By: Diana Stetson Scott Pitcher has attended plenty of Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremonies as the Director of Admissions at Waldorf University, but this year will be an extra special event. The 1993 Warrior alumnus and former American Baseball Coaches Association First-Team All-American will attend this year’s induction ceremony on Nov. 2 as one of the honored guests, joining former Warrior golfer...
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Read MoreWarrior Teams Fight Breast Cancer with Pink-Out
By: Diana Stetson Sports teams from the high school level to the pros, like the NFL, will join in the fight against breast cancer this month, and the Warriors are no exception. On Saturday, Oct. 6, Waldorf’s athletic teams joined forces to raise awareness and money for breast cancer by hosting Pink-Out events at three Warrior home games. The idea for the department-wide effort came from volleyball coach,...
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Read MoreNot Just Our Secrets, Our Truth
By: Shannon Clark WalTV began the campus campaign, “Not Just Our Secrets, Our Truth,” on Monday, Sept. 24, 2018. The “Not Just Our Secrets, Our Truth,” campaign is a project the university’s television station came up with to draw attention to national mental health awareness week. The WalTV and KZOW managers teamed up on Monday, Sept. 24, 2018 to set up the event. KZOW...
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Read MoreWaldorf professor brings ‘The Hatman’ to your home
By Diana Stetson Waldorf University Professor Carlos Ruiz is set to premiere his short film “The Hatman” at various film festivals around the U.S. Carlos’ passion for movies came at a young age. “I have always loved movies, ever since I can remember,” he states, although he had no idea that his love of film would someday turn into a love for filmmaking. Carlos had always been into the arts:...
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Read MoreA Taste Of Forest City
By: Lili Flores A Taste of Forest City is the perfect way to give the new faces on campus insight into what businesses and clubs can be found in the surrounding community. Forest City is a small town, but still has a lot to offer. Not only does the town have a large selection of local businesses, but it also has Waldorf University. Waldorf is extremely diverse and has a club for just about everyone....
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Read MoreMissed Field Goals doom Vikings and Packers; ends in tie
By Zach Throne The Vikings versus Packers football game is one that many look forward to in the North Iowa area since most are a fan of one of the two teams. Neither team nor fan base are particularly fond of the other, making this matchup a rivalry. The Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers finished Sunday’s game at Lambeau Field in a tie, 29-29. Both teams had opportunities to seal the win, but...
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