Office Space:
Dr. David Rawson’s Vision of AfricaBack in the labyrinth of the Poling Center’s third floor is a cubicle strikingly different from the rest. With three shelves full of books, exotic hand carved furniture, and mementos ranging from a horse-hair fly whisk to a camel bell, Dr. David Rawson, professor of political economy, gave “The Pulse” [...]
Stories of redemptive grace
Author Susan Isaacs brings her solo show to SAUOn Tuesday, April 23, writer and actress Susan Isaacs performed a one-woman show based on selections from her memoir “Angry Conversations with God.” More than 120 staff, faculty and students attended the free performance in the Ralph Carey Forum. Her performance was sponsored by the Andrews [...]
A counter introduction
Hello there, I would first like to thank Haley Taylor for using her passion and talent to create “Counterpoint.” While “The Pulse” is an excellent medium for sharing news and events through writing, Haley recognized that the students of Spring Arbor University (SAU) had no platform to share their opinions and creations through audio. Thus [...]
Three Fun Places To Go in Jackson
City Crepes 141 North Jackson Street Open Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you ever wake up feeling particularly French or just want to indulge in crepes on a day the Spring Arbor University (SAU) Dining Commons doesn’t have them on the menu, hop on over [...]
Stories of redemptive grace
Author Susan Isaacs brings her solo show to SAUOn Tuesday, April 23, writer and actress Susan Isaacs performed a one-woman show based on selections from her memoir “Angry Conversations with God.” More than 120 staff, faculty and students attended the free performance in the Ralph Carey Forum. Her performance was sponsored by the Andrews [...]
Jonathan Walden
Walden accepted into trooper academyOnline career assessments have a knack for being rather inaccurate, but for Spring Arbor University (SAU) senior Jonathan Walden, an assessment’s suggestion was just the push he needed to change his future. When he took the assessment, his top two projections were “elevator attendant” and “police officer.” And Walden, who at [...]
Office space: Dr. Chris Newhouse’s monument to entropy
From quilt patches and his adorable dog Ollie to a Haitian machete, Dr. Chris Newhouse’s office hosts a wide range of items. Upon hearing that it is the loving home to a collection of peanut M&M wrappers and the famous plaza-watching eyeball, we at “The Pulse” knew we needed the inside scoop on his self-proclaimed [...]
Office Space: the curious corner of Bobby Pratt
“Is that a microwave inside an antique TV?” This was one of my early questions when interviewing Bobby Pratt, assistant dean of students at Spring Arbor University (SAU), about his very unique office space. If you’ve ever been to the Pratt’s office, you will probably know that my question isn’t as strange as it seems. [...]
Roses are red, violets are blue…
Feb. 14 is here, what are you going to do?Whether you regard it as Love Day, Saint Valentine’s Day or Single’s Awareness Day, you know the date: Feb. 14. To some, it’s just another day spent studying or working. Junior Timothy Rohrer said, “I have a date with the Cougar Den.” Some don’t even observe [...]
Soda and Stories
Meeting SAU’s new provost“Would you like a soda?” These were the words that began my interview with Dr. Kimberly Rupert, new provost and chief academic officer of Spring Arbor University (SAU). The question caused me to glance up from my reading of Dr. Rupert’s credentials. Doctorate in American Studies from Yale University. Senior vice president [...]
How not to study your life away
The closing weeks of the semester can be exhausting, and it may seem hard to maintain motivation to hold out until finals. “The Pulse” staff compiled our personal study tips, surveyed the student body and brought in professional opinions to ensure th viagra online uk at you make it through exam week. All-nighters are so [...]