By Joshua Neuhart Working for the athletic event staff this past week during the NCCAA National Championship was quite the experience. There were twenty-four games in total and I worked fifteen of them. It takes a ...

By  Seth Miller The first weekend of March Madness was fraught with upsets, unexpected blowouts, and tight contests. From a couple of twelve seeds making an impact in the tournament to a resilient Mercer team ...

By  John Hanlon MARRIAGE: A judge in Michigan struck down the state’s gay marriage ban on Friday, March 21. Within 24 hours, hundreds of marriage licenses had been issued to same-sex couples. Opponents of the ...

By  Dani Olson In 1964, a beautiful building rose from the ground, the first of her kind on all of Grace College campus. Today, that building is known as Alpha Hall, and she is as ...

By Tre Fowler He entered the season with lofty expectations which included becoming a national player-of-the-year candidate, a team leader and an improved jump-shooter. The pressure was mounting as the game was on the line and ...

By Joshua Neuhart Grace’s women’s basketball team earned its first championship of any kind on Thursday, March 13th with an 84-66 victory over Oakland City, claiming the 2014 NCCAA Midwest Regional Championship The Lady Lancers will ...

By  Madisson Heinl Cass Harris, a 24-year-old Grace College freshman, is not your average college student. Cass was born with cerebral palsy and has dealt with frequent seizures since she was 2 years old. However, ...

By John Hanlon CRIMEA: An initial tally from the Sunday, March 16, election in the Republic of Crimea suggests about 95% of voters favor seceding from Ukraine and joining Russia. Pro-Russian forces have been in control ...