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Giving thanks through music
Giving thanks through music
Your mental health matters
Photos courtesy of Campbellsville University's Flickr page.
Halloween dance to bring festive fun to CU
Cultural crossroads
Cultural crossroads
The Vine is a weekly campus worship experience led by students for students. Each Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in Ransdell Chapel, students have the opportunity to worship as a community and study under the Word from a myriad of ministers, both local and beyond. (Photo courtesy of Campbellsville University’s Flickr page.)
The Vine: Connecting and supporting students in their growth and walk with Christ 
Just be kind
Just be kind
Daniela Benavides is pictured in Arequipa in 2018.
Visit Peru for its scenery, history and food
Daniela Benavides is pictured at her senior night at Campbellsville University during her last home soccer game as a collegiate athlete in the United States.
Studying abroad is a life-changing experience
Josiah Malachi Kilman (center) was a freshman at CU. He was discovered unresponsive in his dorm room in the early morning hours on Saturday, Feb. 24. A fellow CU classmate and wrestling teammate, Charles E. Escalera, has been charged with Kilman's murder.
Josiah was a light
Elizabeth Butler
Navigating loss
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
Campbellsville University Athletic Trainer Justin Ramos and Assistant Athletic Trainers Lauren McKenney and Kate Schrock don’t get much of the spotlight, but without them, the Campbellsville University football team wouldn't be able to keep its players healthy on the field each week.
The big three
Molly Shannon is a right-side hitter for the Campbellsville University’s women's volleyball team and director of volleyball operations for the men's volleyball team. (Photo by CU Sports Information)
Dig, set, kill
Tigers Esports’ season is underway
Ashton Mutuwa, a Campbellsville University alum, is the first male from the wrestling program to wrestle in the Olympics.
CU alum Ashton Mutuwa secures a ticket as a 2024 Olympic qualifier
Janna Mei Smith is a senior at Campbellsville University. (Photo provided)
From abandonment to gratitude
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
Oscar Gonzales and Camila Rossi have some fun while doing their homework in their ESL class.
Learning the language that connects the world
Ellie Eisses sits among the Spanish architecture overlooking a lake during her journey to Segovia, Spain. (Photo provided)
Memories that last a lifetime: Studying abroad in Spain
Wearing a bow tie always makes a statement, and Campbellsville University President Dr. Joseph Hopkins has made it a centerpiece of his wardrobe.
Dr. Hopkins’ bow tie legacy

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Karson Vanover

Karson Vanover

Karson Vanover is a writer and photographer for The Campus Times. This is his first semester working for the student-led newspaper.

Vanover was born in Florida and raised in Springfield, Kentucky. He’s a transfer student from Lindsey Wilson College. He transferred to Campbellsville University in 2023, and is currently a junior. Vanover changed from a mathematics major to a mass communication major with an emphasis in broadcasting.

Vanover performs in the Tiger Marching Band and concert band at CU, and also plays for the CU Esports team. He plays tennis and basketball outside of school for fun. In his free time, Vanover enjoys playing games and competing in sports with friends.

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Wearing a bow tie always makes a statement, and Campbellsville University President Dr. Joseph Hopkins has made it a centerpiece of his wardrobe.

Dr. Hopkins’ bow tie legacy

Karson Vanover
November 5, 2024

The shuttle bus drivers that keep CU moving

Karson Vanover
October 23, 2024
CU still ‘working out the kinks’ of new campus app

CU still ‘working out the kinks’ of new campus app

Karson Vanover
September 26, 2024
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