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Celebrate HU talent with the Student One-Act Festival, “Cracked Up Classics”! These one-act plays are directed, acted, and designed entirely by students from TH 421: Arts Management Class. Support your fellow students as they explore their creativity!

For the first two years of my college career at Huntington University, I lived in Roush Hall. I will always cherish the memories I made with my roommate and suitemates during that time, and yet, I knew I wanted to have another living experience in my last two years of college. Thankfully, HU offers another residence option: Forester Village.

Every residence hall has its own unique traditions and vibe. On the third floor of Wright Hall, you can enjoy a curated beverage with an entertaining name while you visit with friends.

After my classes and internship, I like to grab my water bottle and walk on the sidewalk that surrounds campus. Students call this sidewalk the Campus Loop. Huntington University has a gorgeous campus, and my favorite season at HU is spring.

HU’s Hort Club is a special interest group on campus that celebrates God’s creation through plant cultivation and beekeeping. As Foresters, we want to steward the Earth. Tenderly upkeeping the campus orchard, garden, greenhouse, woods, and bee hives, the Hort Club truly embodies HU’s mission of service.

As Huntington University enters the final month of our academic year, the Merillat Centre for the Arts has plenty of events to keep you entertained this April. Art, music, theatre...it's all here!

SOTA is a student-led club that is for all OTA students. The chapter at HU focuses on forming relationships amongst OTA students and serving the Huntington area through volunteering. Volunteering is crucial for HU’s OTA program, allowing them to envision what their future career might look like.

Look for anything, even the tiniest excuse, to thank God for today. Even though I despise winter, I must acknowledge the snow looks beautiful, plus once I am used to the cold, spring will feel warmer. I may be tired and unenthusiastic to attend a morning class, but there is something serene about campus at dawn which I would have missed if I slept in.

The best part of intramurals is that leagues and tournament games are held on Sunday nights in the Fieldhouse. After a long week, a break on the weekends to let out some energy is exactly what we hope students will find when they participate.

Becoming a doctor is no easy feat! As with many other career paths, the time dedication, organizational skills, and intelligence needed in this field are incredible. But before you become overwhelmed with the calling God has given you, Mica Allen has some insight!