Posted on 10 December 2009
|Photo by Michael J. Metts| Students work four hours a week for 18 months and walk out with a Master’s degree. This is the design of Spring Arbor’s Graduate and Professional Studies program. GPS has eight different Master’s degrees and five different Associate and Bachelor’s degrees available, including degrees in Business Administration, Education and Nursing. Why enter [...] Continue Reading...
Posted on 10 December 2009
|Photo by Michael J. Metts| While the job market is tough for all graduates, Spring Arbor University Education majors have been hit particularly hard. In May of 2009, 52 Education graduates began their lives after college. However, by November of 2010, only 13 of those graduates will have teaching jobs. As adverse as the situation might seem, [...] Continue Reading...
Posted on 10 December 2009
|Photo by Kimmee Poole| On Nov. 5, 2009 students of Spring Arbor University joined with other people around the country to show support during To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA) Day by drawing various, different colored tattoos on their arms. This day is part of the outreach program for a non-profit organization called To Write [...] Continue Reading...
|Photo by Crystal Wood| With the holiday season in sight, the Hanging of the Greens ceremony proclaims its arrival with a concert, community reception, candle lighting and a fireworks display to start it with a bang. In all these festivities, many people are behind the scenes working to make it a time of celebration. These workers [...] [...more]
I take a look at the NCCAA national tournament for the volleyball team, while the women’s hoops team drops another game, and the men’s basketball team cracks the Top 25 in the NAIA for the first time this year. All in today’s Spring Arbor Sports Report. [...more]
At the core of the horror genre is the question, “What are people afraid of?” That question has been answered, giant snakes (“Anaconda“), evil clowns (“It”) and Jack Nicholson (“The Shining”). However, in the fall blockbuster “Paranormal Activity”, the question is answered by exploring the dark side of the supernatural in a very real way. “Paranormal [...] [...more]
Editor’s note: Modern Verses is contributed by Michael Strubler. It in no way reflects the views of The Pulse, it’s staff or Spring Arbor University. This is for you. What happens next? Matthew 21:13 “It is [disregarded] written,” he said to them, “My [multi-million dollar mansion that obviously needs renovation] house will be called a [‘church’ since we [...] [...more]
I take a look at the men’s and women’s basketball teams, and the women’s cross country looks to gain national attention in today’s Spring Arbor Sports Report. [...more]
The Spring Arbor men’s soccer season came to an end almost two weeks ago as they fell to the Goshen Maple Leafs 3-1 in the opening round of the MCC tournament. The Leafs started the game on top as they put through the first three goals of the contest and never looked back, as [...] [...more]
Website: Modcloth.com For the girl who is past her years of wearing punk plaid and neon jeans but still wants to make a fashion statement, modcloth.com may just be the site for finding clothes that can be worn anywhere from a corporate internship to a late-night coffee house. Modcloth started as a small hobby of two [...] [...more]
I wrap up the women’s soccer season and take a look at the men’s hoops team and the women’s basketball team’s first victory of the season in today’s Spring Arbor Sports Report. [...more]
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