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Students rescue yearbook from phase out in SGA survey

The President’s Cabinet decided against discontinuing The Biolan after students expressed support.

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • April 3, 2018

Due to a wave of student support, The Biolan has survived a phase out after the President’s Cabinet reviewed survey data calling for its retention. CABINET AWAITS STUDENT RESPONSES During the campus-wide prioritization process last year to reallocate budgets, the cabinet decided it needed more...

Chase gym receives first renovation in eight years

Administration funds another athletics project to meet increased strain on facility.

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • March 6, 2018

Chase Gymnasium will receive its fourth expansion since its construction in 1966, offering additional space for cramped student athlete practices and workouts by 2020. ADDRESSING LONG-STANDING NEEDS The emphasis on athletic facilities addresses student needs both recent and historic, according to...

Library strives to stay within budget as prioritization process continues

The library turns to creative solutions as administration seeks more information.

Isabelle Thompson, Business Manager • January 22, 2018

After facing budget cuts of nearly $180,000 in the past two years, the library is responding by creating greater efficiency within their operating system. DISCUSSING THE FUTURE Prioritization of the library began in 2016 with the intention of evaluating and determining the importance of various...

Spend less this Christmas

Save money, tithe and let Santa do the rest.

Ashley Brimmage, Opinions Editor • November 28, 2017

THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF FINANCIAL STABILITY Work hard—Proverbs 28:19 Do not covet—Exodus 20:17 Do not impulse spend—Isaiah 55:2 Create a budget—Proverbs 21:5 Honor God First—Proverbs 3:9-10 Give Him the firstfruits of your labors God can do more with 90 percent than...