By: Jenthe van Kastel As finals week approaches, students across campus begin getting ready for late-night study sessions, project deadlines, and the pressure to finish the semester strong. To capture what truly works, we spoke with two students, senior David Hopfer, and student Olivia Fioravanti, who each shared their personal strategies, habits, and golden tips for navigating finals with confidence. David Hopfer: Projects, Planning, and a Good Cup of Coffee   As a senior, D

By: Rian Bevan No Exit “ Huis clos” , an 1944 existentialist French play by Jean-Paul Sartre . Depicting the afterlife through its cast, the trio of deceased are eternally punished by being locked in a room together, with no exit. In this Sartre’s infamous words ring true "L'enfer, c'est les autres" or "Hell is other people".    Graceland production of the show will be shown for two weekends in November. The first show on Friday 14th at 7:30 , Saturday 15th showing also at 7

By: Caitlyn Valero As we enter the fall season, the air fills with energy, color, and a sense of tradition. One of the most unique and beloved traditions at Graceland University, is “New Year’s in November.” This celebration brings the entire campus community together long before the actual calendar flips. Since classes aren’t in session on December 31 st , students created their own version of New Year’s Eve, and through out the years it has grown into one of the most antici

By: Caitlyn Valero Graceland is what some call home away from home. Here we have people from all over the world who bring many unique backgrounds. But that does not stop the quickly forming community. The dorms are separated into houses, and in each house, you have the people you live with and do everything with. There is never a dull moment here at Graceland University. From playing at mud games and cheering our YellowJackets to victory, life at Graceland is filled with expe

By: Talina Sepulveda Homecoming week is one of the most anticipated traditions at Graceland University, bringing together students, faculty, staff, and alumni to celebrate school pride and community. This year’s festivities, running from Monday, September 29 through Friday, October 3, promise a full week of games, performances, and traditions designed to engage the entire campus. Planning an event of this scale requires months of preparation, and much of the responsibility fa

Passing the torch, Graceland leadership honours the past and embraces the future. By Joseph Boyce Alumnus, Dr. Dave Schaal (‘80), will...

By Nicholas Dunsdon As a junior at Graceland, I have spent the past two and a half years living in the dorms on campus. For the most...

Graceland’s symbol of joy, inclusivity, and togetherness  by Joseph Boyce   Graceland's Intercultural Club held its annual Intercultural...

By Joseph Boyce The Higdon Administration Building basks in the Iowa sunset. Taken via drone, photographer unknown. National Management...