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Simpson Football Wins Shootout at home
By: Spencer McDermott Simpson football battled Valley City State in a high scoring Frontier conference showdown on September 26. After an abrupt stop on the first offensive series of the game, the Red Hawks were pretty much unstoppable throughout. Things got going with a 55-yard touchdown pass from Ya’J Vance to Ivan Huerta. Unfortunately, Valley City’s offense answered immediately after. Both offenses continued to dominate as the score sat at 24-21 Valley City ahead with 5
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The Simpson Caf
By: Jonah Alvarez At Simpson University, the cafeteria is more than just a place to grab a meal. Students Coleton Hansen and Dylan Harms both eat at the cafeteria around twice a day, sometimes three, and while they both had positive things to say, the Caf’s hours remain an important issue. “Sometimes we get out of practice, like 7 p.m., 8 p.m.,” Hansen said. Hansen believes an 8:30 p.m. closing time would give athletes more time to eat after practice. Harms, a s
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The Race of the Year
By: Mackenzie Tataryn On Sept. 25, students gathered for Simpson University’s annual Davenport Derby, a campus tradition where residence halls team up to decorate couches on wheels and race them to the finish line. This year, the third floors of Thompson and Irwin celebrated the victory. The floors were led by their resident assistants, Keegan Perches and Angela Junokas. Together, the two floors prepared their couch to resemble a nest incorporating their building’s floor
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Simpson Jazz Band
By: Daniel At Simpson University we have new staff working in the music Department, bringing new exciting possibilities for the students and other audiences. Michal Yelverton is the newly selected Director of bands which includes marching band, jazz band, and concert band director here at Simpson University. During my interview with Yelverton, he expressed his thoughts regarding the school and the community saying, “It has been very everybody is very nice, I'm so I'm exci
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Simpson Softball Welcomes Largest Transfer Class Under Stower
By: Guinaiya Ayuyu Garcia Simpson University softball is bringing a new group of players to the team this season as the program welcomes nine transfers and five freshmen. For head coach Wayne Stower, this is the largest transfer class he has recruited during his time with the program. With so many new players joining the roster, the team will have a mix of experience and new energy heading into the upcoming season. Stower said one thing that stood out to him about this recr
Oct 1


The Balance of Faith, Sports, and Academics
By Jonah Alvarez Being a collegiate athlete is already a busy lifestyle, and adding faith and academics into the mix creates a greater challenge balancing multiple responsibilities. College athletes spend hours practicing, lifting weights, traveling, watching film, and competing while also having to keep up with classes and schoolwork. For Christian athletes, there is another important part of life they are trying to prioritize- their relationship with God. Three Simpson U
Oct 1


Parking: Overpopulated and Unpermitted
By Shelby Arellano As the Simpson student population reaches record highs, available spaces to park have not only become harder to come by, but also a daily gamble. For many, the commute to campus has transformed from a routine drive to a high-stakes scavenger hunt. Enrollment numbers for Simpson University are at an all-time high, creating a daily struggle for both commuters and residential students to find a place to park. What was once a minor inconvenience has become an
Oct 1


Simpson Football Gets Their First Win 56-14
By: Spencer McDermott The Simpson Football team traveled down to Southern California to take on Whittier College in a week 2 matchup. The Red Hawks won the coin toss. They took the ball down 85-yards on the opening drive, capped off by a 3-yard rushing touchdown from D’ante Benjamin. The Whittier Poets then struggled to do much of anything in the first half on offense. With strong defensive performances by Charlie Walden, Caleb Utter, Kenyon Hawkins, Emre Norcross, and Mike
Oct 1


Senioritis
By: Mackenzie Tataryn It is only the fourth week of the school year, but some seniors are already feeling the effects of senioritis. Senioritis often sets in during the final months of high school or college, when graduation is close enough to feel real and motivation begins to decline. But for some Simpson University seniors, the feeling is approaching much earlier. “I’m just feeling less motivation," senior Bella Balsano said. “Normally every fall semester I come back from
Oct 1
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