Monthly Archives: November 2018

Community

Night Market Gives Local Businesses a Chance to Give Back

By Shelby Perry On Nov. 30 from 2-8 p.m. in the Winona Lake Heritage Room, Grace’s annual Night Market will take place. Like previous years, there will be live music provided by various Grace students ...
November 29, 2018
Community

Things to Do: One Last Hurrah Before Christmas Break

By Shelby Perry As this is our last edition of The Sounding Board before Christmas Break,  this will be the last edition of The Things to Do column before the holidays. Have fun exploring Warsaw ...
November 29, 2018
Community

Hope for the Homeless

By Shelby Perry Homelessness in Kosciusko County is bigger than many realize. In 2016, Data USA, which collects data from all over the country, estimated that 11% of Kosciusko County lives below the poverty line. ...
November 29, 2018
Features

Where in the World is John Sloat?

By Brittany Misencik When walking around the dorm loop, the “Beta is good” flag has previously resounded proudly in front of the Beta fortress. The community, love, and brotherhood representing Beta is well known throughout ...
November 29, 2018
Features

Origins Feature: Dr. Don DeYoung

By Shelby Perry Many might recognize Dr. Donald DeYoung from when he spoke at chapel back in September with Dr. Nate Bosch, while others may have been able to learn from him in the classroom. ...
November 15, 2018
Community

A Diwali Celebration

By Claire Lehman-Schletewitz Diwali is a Hindu festival of lights, held from October to November. It is particularly associated with Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity, and marks the beginning of the fiscal year in India. ...
November 15, 2018
Community

Things to Do

By Shelby Perry This edition of Things to Do offers a place to shop close to Grace, a place to grab a coffee downtown, and for the first time in this column, an adventure outside ...
November 15, 2018
Features

Student Origins: Staci Sharik

By Katie Yocum A Warsaw native, Staci Sharik was born and raised close to Grace College until she was 11 years old, when she moved to Ohio. Although she only lived in Indiana for the ...
November 15, 2018
Campus Life

Halloween Stories of Grace College: Haunted or Hoax?

By Brittany Misencik Westy Attic: Hoax With humble beginnings dating as far back as 1905, Westminster Hall has existed long enough to form a plethora of stories as it transitioned from a hotel into a ...
November 1, 2018
Features

Student Origins: Elizabeth Mattia

By Alicia Reeve Newly crowned homecoming queen Elizabeth Mattia is a third-year senior who has shared her heart for God and people continuously at Grace College over the past three years. Born in Tiffin, Ohio, ...
November 1, 2018
Campus Life

SAB Game Night Recap

By Brittany Misencik In a day where our lives are dominated by technology and online interaction, an old-fashioned game night is the perfect way to disconnect from our phones and reconnect with those around us. ...
November 1, 2018
Features

Conference on Missions: A Word with Dave and Susie Hobert

By Claire Lehman-Schletewitz Dave and Susie Hobert are missionaries who serve in France, serving six months there and then six months back in the states. During the Hoberts’ time in America, they are Missionaries in ...
November 1, 2018