Posted on 25 February 2010
The United States Geological Survey calls it the strongest earthquake to hit Haiti since 1770. Countless reports have been broadcast, informing the public of the horrific destruction that took place on January 12, 2010. The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.0 with the epicenter located only 10 miles west of Haiti’s capitol city of Port-au-Prince. [...] Continue Reading...
Posted on 25 February 2010
Each year video festivals take place all over the world, providing both professional and amateur filmmakers the chance to showcase their work. On March 5, Spring Arbor University will provide an opportunity for students from the university and other colleges across the states to showcase their talents in the second annual Lumenocular Video Festival. This year’s [...] Continue Reading...
Posted on 09 February 2010
Johnny Pye and the Fool Killer, SAU’s Spring Musical, will be performed in White Auditorium this Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Pulse brings you inside access to the talented cast of this much anticipated musical! So browse on and meet the cast and read their clever quotes! Lead Cast Johnny Pye Phil Baugh: “I wasted so many [...] Continue Reading...
Every year Spring Arbor University cancels classes for a day to host what is called the Focus Series. It is a day designed to bring the university together and as a community thoroughly discuss a topic. Themed, “Just Economics”, this year’s Focus Series took place on Wednesday, March 3. Roger Varland, associate professor [...] [...more]
Back in 2006, Omega Phi Alpha (OPA) was created as a male service organization run by students to put on “knockout events” that were interesting, creative and out of the ordinary. Senior Earl Robinson began the brotherhood as a freshman and is now on his fourth year as president. “I really wanted to see if [...] [...more]
Spring Arbor University’s new dorm, University Hall, is almost halfway complete, according to information from the dean of student’s office. The project began in August 2009 and should be finished by August 2010, putting the project at the half-way mark for the project. Assistant Dean of Students Bobby Pratt said, “The decision to build University Hall [...] [...more]
Captain Hits Game Winning Three Tyler Hayward tyler@saupulse.com The old adage goes, “Games are won and lost at the free-throw line.” It was proven Wednesday night. The Grace Lancers, who are the second best free-throw-shooting team in the NAIA, failed on four straight attempts from the charity stripe in less than one minute, and that was just the [...] [...more]
Where can God’s love be found? What does God’s love look like? Can God’s love overcome the darkest places in the world? Darren Wilson, an independent filmmaker, set out to answer these questions. His documentary, “Furious Love”, shows what it looks like when Christians step out into the darkest places to share God’s love. [...] [...more]
The average American waistline is expanding into what used to be a size zero T.V. zone. For the critical viewer, an emerging diversity of women’s images sparks a point of subversive discussion about individuals beyond their skin. For the passive viewer, this type of media is becoming as a pathetic excuse for entertainment. When Dove commercials [...] [...more]
The road to the post-season for the Spring Arbor University men’s basketball team (21-8, 10-5) got a little snowy as they lost back-to-back games versus Bethel and Indiana Wesleyan for the second time this season. But Spring Arbor was able to bounce back once again, this time winning two consecutive games of their own. The [...] [...more]
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