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 se

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

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

By Ruby Churchill Photo by Bobby Rutledge Simpson dorms make quite an impression. Simpson dorms—the hallowed halls of higher learning....

By Jacob Greene Photo by Joseph Greene There is crying in baseball. For some, it may only seem like a dump. But for me, it is my second...