Sports at Trine University have always been a part of student life but it's not just the athlete's that make the show run. Behind the scenes is an entire team that works for the Trine Broadcasting Network, running color commentary, working the cameras, helping with scores, monitoring chat, catching replays, and so much more. Their boss, the man behind the whole operation, is Josh Hornbacker.
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I grew up eating Greek food, from mouse cakes to soutzoukakia, but when I finally reached Greece, the food in Indianapolis can never compare to the wonderful dishes I had the privilege to enjoy. To start off, one of my favorite foods in existence are olives. I prefer green ones to black olives, especially after this trip. In a small, open-air market that smelled of fresh baked bread and spices laid one of many booths, completely made up of olive baskets.
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One of the many things that Greece is known for is its ruins, the legends, and the history. Ancient Greece was a modern-day marvel that fundamentally changed the very way governments work, religion is perceived, and how society as a whole is ran. On my trip there, this was one of the many things that I focused on. It was absolutely stunning to say the least.
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A theatre department is extremely common at most larger universities across the world. Here at Trine, we have a budding one, still evolving from barely being a minor, and slowly blooming into a full-fledged major. As of right now, COM 373, is a rotating class of varying focus.
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Trine University, Senior Communications major John Kay has been podcasting on the Trine Broadcasting Network since his freshman year and has worked on sports related podcasts such as the Storm Center and 3Strikes.
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Trine University sophomore Communications major Katie Pratt planned and worked the Art Show on November 10, 2021, in the T. Furth Center. There were about 50 artists who participated with about 75 pieces of artwork. Pratt had the main role of gathering volunteers, helping with advertising, and anything else that was needed. The Art show was planned by Pratt's Event Planning and Promotion class.
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Every year the HAC Department has a Christmas party honoring the department's graduating seniors, however, COVID-19 has prevented the normal tradition the past two years. This year, the traditional celebration will take place, giving everyone a sense of normalcy while we're still recovering from a pandemic.
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Are you in need of a night off-campus? Every Thursday, the Brokaw Theatre, located on the roundabout, shows free movies, and all you need is your student ID and cash for snacks!
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There will be an art show in the Furth Center with an opening event on November 10, 2021. [ANGOLA, INDIANA] On November 10, Trine University will be hosting an art show that will consist of Trine student and professor artwork. This will be the first formal art show Trine has had since 2017 and is an opportunity to showcase the artistic ability of what is considered an engineering school.
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The HAC Department's COM 253 Event Planning and Promotion class will be putting on two student ran events. The first event was a Scary Movie Night Festival, hosted by one of the groups, on October 25 in Fabiani Theater. The group had a showing of "The Invisible Man," accented by a festival style atmosphere.
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