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University of Findlay and Bluffton University Presents John Fea’s “Roads Not Taken: How Evangelicals Embraced MAGA”

FINDLAY, Ohio—John Fea, Ph.D., a professor of history at Messiah University, will present “Roads Not Taken: How Evangelicals Embraced MAGA” on Tuesday, Feb. 4 at Bluffton University and the University of Findlay. Fea will speak at 11 a.m. in Bluffton’s Yoder Recital Hall and at 7 p.m. in Old Main, Ritz Auditorium at the University […]

Campus Spirits Raised during 10th Annual Day of Prayer

University of Findlay’s Campus Ministry invited the campus community to come together for the 10th Annual Campus Day of Prayer on Thursday, Oct. 8. Pastor Matt Ginter stated that the Annual Day of Prayer is meant to, “help lift up campus and community in prayer,” by providing an open prayer site, complete with prayer guides. […]

“The Well” Explores the Importance of Maintaining Connections with Community and Faith

The fifth annual The Well: Summer Faith Experience at the University of Findlay has just concluded for 38 rising 10-12th grade students. This free, Christian-based program focuses on teaching students more about their faith and the many ways it impacts their lives. This year, The Well looked a little different for students due to the […]

The Importance of Family and Philanthropy: Alumna Gives Back to Continue Opportunities

Angela Brown ’92 knows what it’s like to be supported. She knows that, without it in the form of scholarship, her time at University of Findlay would have been more difficult. She also knows that, without support from the UF campus and her two brothers, Dave ’90 and Doug ’91, college and life beyond it […]

Guiding Faith: UF Alumnus Navigates Life

Life has a way of taking unpredictable twists and turns. Take the current period of time as an example, and think about how many different paths have been taken by people as a result of the new lives to which we’re all slowly adapting. For every student, professor, staff member, friend, parent and so on […]

Third Annual Open Dialogue to Focus on Freedom

Are we free? Hear Christian and atheist world views on the matter at the University of Findlay’s third annual open dialogue at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20 in the Winebrenner Building’s TLB Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public. Hosted by Campus Ministries, the discussion will include Gregory Ganssle, Ph.D., from Talbot […]