HAC News

The Amy Salyer-Nicholls Writing Center announced the winners of the Hear My Voice Writing Competition.

Professor Andy Brown held a symposium discussing the benefits of implementing sports broadcasting with Trine's student body. Brown, the voice of Trine sports and host of "Time Out with Andy Brown" on Hillsdale, Michigan's radio station WCSR, expressed the importance of getting students involved on campus, outside of the classroom.

S.P.E.A.K, or the Students Promoting Environmental Awareness and Knowledge club, has returned to the Trine University campus with the help of eager students and inspired faculty.

A dedicated group of Trine students has recently come together to create a platform for literary and artistic submissions from students of all majors.

Communications Student, Akanksha Thakur discusses one of her favorite Hindu festivals which took place on Friday, March 18. Holi is the festival of colors. This is a popular festival in Hinduism culture.

When it comes to making sure they are best prepared for their future careers and keeping others safe, Trine students take it very seriously. That’s exactly why students gathered in Best Hall to hear from a variety of panelists from Cameron Memorial Hospital discuss the impact that communication has in the medical field.

Trine’s short story club has returned for the 2022 spring semester. The club meets once a month to discuss short stories for those that might not have the time in their schedule to read full novels.

The Amy Sayler-Nicholls Writing Center held its end-of-the-year meeting after the Fall 2021 semester and noticed some exciting growth of the program.

The Black Student Union of Trine University is set to host The Black Excellence Art Show on Feb. 24 from 5-7 p.m. in the T. Furth Center of Performing Arts.