Monthly Archives: March 2017

Arts & Culture

Reflections on Dr. Yarhouse’s Visit

By Asia Weimer A few weeks ago, Dr. Mark Yarhouse visited campus to share his research regarding gender dysphoria and LGBTQ students on Christian college campuses. He posed thought-provoking questions regarding how campuses should respond ...
March 28, 2017
Features

Senior Interview with Paige Chalk

By Cassie Harris GC: What major are you graduating with? Paige: I’ll get my undergraduate in biology and my M.A. in orthopedic regulatory. GC: What attracted you to Grace College? Paige: Originally I wanted to ...
March 28, 2017
Features

Senior Interview with Jennie Gold

By Zeke Snell The school year is approaching a close, and as students round this last turn with dreams of summer break and thoughts of relaxation, some students among us will be going on to ...
March 28, 2017
Features

Kirsten Mead: Student Body President 2017

By Hannah DeGaetano Kirsten Mead was recently elected to be Grace’s new student body president. Here is a little background on Mead and a few of the goals she is working towards during her term ...
March 28, 2017
Opinion

Pokémon GO: World’s Biggest Disaster?

By Maegan McFarland Who doesn’t like collecting cute creatures and putting them in your pocket? Why else would a series like a Pokémon be so popular? All joking aside, there is no doubt that Pokémon, ...
March 28, 2017
Campus Life

Jumpstart on the Joust: Interview with Tyler Tillett

By Alaister McFarren The Joust will run from April 20-23, 2017. For all the incoming freshmen, what exactly IS the Joust? Tyler: The Joust is a campus-wide, weeklong event involving competitions for almost every type ...
March 28, 2017
Political

Political Face Off: Immigration Ban — Article 2

By Katelyn Minder After less than a month in office, President Donald Trump has arguably caused more controversy than any other president so early in his term. One of his most controversial decisions is, obviously, ...
March 28, 2017
Political

Political Face Off: Immigration Ban — Article 1

By Caleb Harlow President Trump’s immigration ban has stirred up controversy and started many conversations. Many people, including myself, have attended protests and rallies at capitals across the nation to express our displeasure with this executive ...
March 28, 2017
Features

Professor Benyousky — A Legacy of Literature

By Hannah Imel Artist Vincent Van Gogh once said, “Normality is a paved road; it’s comfortable to walk on, but no flowers grow in it.” Professor Frank Benyousky is one of those rare individuals who ...
March 28, 2017
Arts & Culture

Grace Students Bring Global Perspective Back from Spring Break

By Ethan Horst Eight students, six countries, three continents. These are their stories. Student: Seth Bingham Destination: Bahamas The Bahamas are an ideal vacation destination for many, and for Seth, the trip began as just ...
March 28, 2017
Arts & Culture

The Great Fall-Down

By Dr. Pat Loebs Writing a spiritual article for the Sounding Board always proves to be an interesting endeavor. As I sit down to ponder what deep truth I would like to share, I find ...
March 23, 2017