By Colton Cary, Contributing Writer The 2015-16 Golden State Warriors are arguably the best team to ever play professional basketball....
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By Rachel Terry, Opinion Editor An uncomfortable array of emotions washed over me as tears leaked from my eyes. “I’m...
By Bria Isaacson, News Editor “Digi-Books,” a digital hybrid book publishing business created by Asbury University senior Josh Moon, won...
By Hannah Stafford, News Editor As election results rolled in Tuesday night, the color red overwhelmingly swept the state of...
Class: Junior Hometown: Lexington, KY Major: Communications Sport: Basketball You played a lot of minutes against Kentucky Christian. How much...
By Hunter Hebenstreit, Contributing Writer Millions of individuals gathered around the world to view the League of Legends World Championship...
By Elijah Lutz, Copy Editor Those who know me, either just in passing or for a long time, know that...
By Kaiser Shaffer, Creative Director I dislike the things that divide us. It seems this election has done just that...
By Zack Peñalva, Sports Editor The Eagles’ basketball game against the University of Kentucky at Rupp Arena is over, but...
By Hannah Stafford, News Editor In the wake of America’s presidential election, multiple countries around the world are expressing congratulations,...
By Ty Schadt, Staff Writer What if I told you that nine women paved the way for intercollegiate basketball at Asbury University? Picture this: it’s 1972. Kresge Hall is under construction; students are strolling around campus in fur coats and turtlenecks and only a handful of teams compete on an intercollegiate level. Students are not united through games such as League of Legends or Taggers versus Survivors, but rather intramural basketball. Each class has their own team and compete against one another in widely watched and anticipated games. The competition is stellar, rivalries are real and bragging rights are coveted. Little did Asburians know at the time, but it was...
By Ty Schadt, Staff Writer The Asbury Volleyball Team has generated great momentum heading into the River States Conference Tournament, which is slated to begin Nov. 11 at Cincinnati Christian University with a quarterfinal match against Indiana University East. The Eagles sit in second place of the West Division, behind Indiana University Kokomo....
