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Campbellsville University's famous clock tower gives off an eerie vibe when viewed at night. Darkness has been extended due to the recent time change, exacerbating seasonal affective disorder for many.
‘You’ve already made it this far’
A bench and willow tree placed in memory of Josiah Kilman are located in between Ransdell Chapel and Kilman's dorm room in South Hall—the places where Kilman spent most of his time, heavily involved with the ministry on campus.
A tribute to Josiah Kilman
Faulty vending machines inside Campbellsville University's dorms are an ongoing problem.
Out of order
‘A hub for all things ministry’
‘A hub for all things ministry’
Civil discourse more important now than ever
Civil discourse more important now than ever
Don't believe everything you're told
Don’t believe everything you’re told
The hardest challenge in life: Being a Christian
The hardest challenge in life: Being a Christian
Cheerleading is the most unappreciated sport
Cheerleading is the most unappreciated sport
The achilles’ heel of social media
The achilles’ heel of social media
Is the college degree still worth it?
Is the college degree still worth it?
CU’s men’s wrestling program, which began in 2007, boasts four national champions. (Photo by CU Sports Information)
Beyond the mat
Ambrose Shirk, unofficial team captain for the CU men’s bowling team, said this season has been the best of the five years he has bowled at CU. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
Striking success
Scholarship money and the chance to game are definite benefits of the Esports program, but the true secret of the Campbellsville Esports team is the camaraderie it fosters. (Photo provided by Zachary Brady)
Game on
Coach Robbie Gribbins is in his third year as assistant linebacker coach for Campbellsville University's football team. (Photo courtesy of the CU Sports Information Department)
Leading by example
Beginning in the summer of 2018, the CU Sports Network was created by the Sports Information Department (SID) at CU. Zach Clements, the current assistant sports information director and creative director, was tasked with growing the broadcast. (Photos by Campbellsville University’s Sports Information Department.)
Live and unfiltered
CU senior Noah Gordon created an Instagram page called “Nfgtheinspiration." It has nearly 90,000 followers.
Did you read your Bible today?
CU freshman Jose Marrero is a musical theater major and played the lead role in the fall musical “Lucky Stiff.” (Photo by Jenny Kawa)
The freshman’s first act
Zain Adkins is a sophomore at Campbellsville University.
The power of pause
Unshaken joy
Unshaken joy
Brayli Sterbel, a CU graduate student, recently took on the job of children’s minister at Heartland in Campbellsville. “Starting the ministry up from square one has been a big challenge,” Sterbel said. “I’ve been trusting that the Lord has been guiding me through it all.” (Photo provided)
‘A perfect fit’

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Eden Hale

Eden Hale

Eden Hale is a junior from Ele’ele, Kauai. She is a double major in broadcasting and graphic design.

Hale is president of the Campbellsville University Art Club, and her work has been featured in several student and campus shows.

She’s been a production assistant at WLCU Studios since 2022, and she runs radio for 88.7 The Tiger for Tiger footballand basketball.

Hale is a former CU Harlequin. She loves art, whales and Jesus.

All content by Eden Hale
Zain Adkins is a sophomore at Campbellsville University.

The power of pause

Eden Hale
November 21, 2024
Marissa Toms started a new Bible-reading challenge in January, and she bought a completely new Bible. Every day since, she’s read several verses and then drawn a detailed illustration on the pages to represent the story or message behind the text. With her worship music on in the background, Toms will sometimes spend up to six hours dedicated to one drawing.

Drawing closer

Eden Hale
November 6, 2024
The Delight leaders are (front to back, left to right) Chelsie Peirce, Nina Irvine, Elyse Mutima, McKenzie Mcgee, Melody Faith Moore and Ally Bush. (Photo posted on Delight's Instagram page.)

Beyond small talk: Inside the heart of Delight at CU

Eden Hale
October 25, 2024
James Tuttle, a Campbellsville University sophomore from Marion County, hopes to start a Live Action Role Play (LARP) club on campus this spring.

Foam swords and viking threads

Eden Hale
October 9, 2024
Pictured is a post on Instagram for "Kaleidoscope," a new group led by faculty adviser Charity Powell.

Leadership change leads to rebrand of Sexuality and Gender Alliance

Eden Hale
September 27, 2024
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