Monthly Archives: May 2018

Sports

Grace Baseball falls to Bethel in Final Series

By Sid Elford Game One The Grace College baseball team took on the Bethel Pilots on Tuesday, May 1 in their final series of the season. Grace needed a sweep of Bethel in its final ...
May 9, 2018
Features

Korean Exchange Students Share About Their Experience in the U.S.

By Bekah Zvers Ye Eun Lee Q: What has been your favorite part of being in the United States? A: I got to learn about another culture. There is a little bit of difference between ...
May 9, 2018
Campus LifePolitical

Meet the New Student Body President

By McCalah Mast Jesse Zvers will be replacing Kirsten Mead as Student Body President for Grace College for the 2018-2019 school year. Jesse is finishing up her sophomore year at Grace and is studying Secondary ...
May 9, 2018
Campus LifeOpinion

Student Ambassadors are a Worthy Investment

  by Madison Cowman According to the Human Resources Department at Grace, the food service employees are currently the highest earning student on campus job, making $8.00/hour. Resident Assistants come in second making $7.75/hour. And ...
May 9, 2018
Features

Senior Spotlight: Mitch Randall

By Alaister McFarren Mitch Randall is a senior graduating this spring.  A communication major, Mitch has a passion for Grace College and an even larger passion for people.  He has served Grace in a variety ...
May 8, 2018
Entertainment

Summer Movie Previews

By Alaister McFarren The spring of 2018 has been jam-packed with films draw moviegoers to the theaters in droves.  Between “Black Panther” and “Avengers: Infinity War,” Marvel has dominated the box office, but other productions ...
May 8, 2018
Campus Life

GIP Director Shares About Campus-Wide Game, Paranoia

By Bekah Zvers Spencer Roberts currently serves as the director of the Grace Intramural Program (GIP). This group makes it possible for all students to participate in intra-collegiate sports. Q: Where did Paranoia originate from, ...
May 7, 2018
Campus Life

How to Grow a Green Thumb

by Kristen McDonald Farms are not an uncommon sight while living in the Midwest, but you don’t have to live on a farm to grow a garden. Growing a mini garden in your dorm room ...
May 7, 2018