Voice of America released an article April 23 discussing how much debt college students face. In today’s age, a college is vital for success in almost any profession, and unfortunately, students’ ability to attend college is greatly limited due to the high costs tuition. To manage the large price tag of a college education, students take out private or federal loans, and […]

On Saturday, April 22, the Student Government Association hosted an event in the Lahue gym that new event for the campus. The event, known as “Glow Rage,” creates a dance atmosphere with a twist. The twist comes with one guy and a whole lot of paint. Throughout night, an array of colored paints was thrown into the crowd […]

On Friday April 21, 2017, Eastern Nazarene College held its 10th annual New Beginnings ceremony. The event, which was presented by the college’s Multicultural Affairs Office, celebrates the heritage of graduating students of color and their accomplishments. The ceremony kicked off with a reception in the Linda Whitling Lounge, with live music and refreshments, for […]

ENC’s A Cappella, Alumni choir, and Chamber Singers, directed by ENC’s Associate professors Dr. Timothy Shetler and Dr. Kevin Smith, raised over $1,000 for the Germantown Neighborhood Center (YMCA) on Thursday, April 27. Every year, the ENC Music Department choirs perform a benefit concert with a chosen organization to receive the funds it raises, and the Germantown center was honored with this year’s concert’s […]

With the many changes on ENC’s campus, one major goal ENC has stated is to be a college that works and strives to promote Social Justice, but what exactly does that mean? Throughout the past couple of years, ENC has worked to incorporate more conversations about what Social Justice is and what it looks like, but talking […]

With the recent legalization of the medical and recreational use of Marijuana, ENC will continue to prohibit the use of Marijuana. Although the state of Massachusetts has voted in favor for the legalization of Marijuana for recreational uses, Jeff Kirksey has made it clear that this is not something ENC will permit. “This is a conversation we’ve had and we have […]

This past week, the music department hosted its final series of recitals highlighting the work of many of the students involved in the various ensembles including Symphonic Winds under the direction of Stephen Bell. Two senior recitals featured Kelsie Griffes and Dezirae Maffit. Senior recitals are performances in which senior music majors showcase the work of their entire […]

JUMP Drama recently traveled to the Pittsburgh district to perform different skits revolving around the theme of Love. Katy Roxby, the president of JUMP Drama, set up several trips to visit youth groups at different Nazarene churches including Butler, Warren, and Albion. JUMP Drama is a ministry that has been on campus for several years that uses different theatre games and skits to spread the Word of God and […]

Kendrick Lamar recently released his fourth studio album, titled “DAMN.” This album focuses on the major vices that cause us to be a Damned Nation. The idea is taken literally when speaking about our current political issues, as well as metaphorically comparing our country as one that is similar to different nations of the Bible that were punished by God. This album, […]

Pepsi recently removed a controversial advertisement campaign featuring Kendall Jenner trying to make world peace with the use of Pepsi. The advertisement depicts Kendall Jenner leaving a photo shoot and walking into a street filled with protestors and police officers. The protesters varied from African Americans to women fighting for women’s rights, to Muslims. There are officers standing directly across from the protesters in an organized […]