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Articles by Natasha Lancaster
She’s Just Not That Into You, Bear: Gendered Desire in Obsession
I was initially resistant to see Obsession because I was mistakenly under the impression (granted, I didn’t watch the trailer) that it was somewhat of an incel movie about a guy who is desperate to get some and won’t take a hint. And I feel I’ve done my time with incel movies.
Red Hook Community Expresses Opposition to Latest Brooklyn Marine Terminal Proposal
Red Hook and Columbia Waterfront residents on Thursday continued to voice their displeasure over the city's housing plan attached to the proposed Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment plan. During a meeting with the New York City Economic Development Corporation and affiliated project developers, many community members said they were opposed to a plan that could increase the population by more than 20,000 people and would therefore have an impact on transit and infrastructure.
From Adversity to Inspiration: University of Findlay Freshman Abby Hawk
Students and alumni of University of Findlay have all sorts of unique stories about why and how they chose to become an Oiler. For some, it’s demographics and location; for others, it’s the “small school, big education” idea; and, for some students, like UF freshman Abby Hawk, it’s a mix of those things, as well as a pretty significant life experience she had when she was a very young child, that drove her decision.
COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics for Students, by Students
University of Findlay has received 1,200 doses of the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine for University students in the Koehler Fitness and Recreation Complex.
UF Students’ Art Displayed in Juried Exhibition
The University of Findlay’s 2021 Juried Student Art and Design Exhibition will be held in the Dudley and Mary Marks Lea Gallery located in the Virginia B. Gardner Fine Arts Pavilion April 6-29. A reception and awards ceremony will be held Thursday, April 15 by invitation only. Any UF student is eligible to enter artwork for consideration. All work must be original and have been completed during the 2019-2020 or 2021-2021 academic years.
University of Findlay to Resume In-Person Classes, Residential Living this Fall
With the conclusion of a successful spring semester in the midst of COVID-19, the University of Findlay is delivering classes for the summer remotely and is focused on planning for fall semester. Findlay will resume in-person classes and offer on-campus, residential living this fall semester. The University will do so in alignment with state government required safety measures and consistent with federal and other community health guidelines.
Commemorating University of Findlay Class of 2020
Join us in commemorating our University of Findlay class of 2020 graduates! Commencement ceremonies across the country have been altered this year due to unforeseen circumstances, so honoring our graduates this year is sure to be a historic event. With a total of 1,028 students, ranging from the age of 20 to 66, the class of 2020 has completed a total of 20 associate degrees, 515 bachelor degrees, 336 master degrees, and 157 doctorate degrees.
University of Findlay Moving to Remote Classes in Proactive Response to COVID-19
The university has been in close contact with Governor DeWine’s Office regarding the Coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) in order to ensure that we have the most current information about the evolving situation. Even though there are no campus-associated cases of COVID-19, we will be proactive in our effort to prevent illness and promote a healthful campus environment.
University of Findlay to Host 3 Veterans Day Services
Veterans Day 2019 at the University of Findlay will be observed throughout the day on Monday, Nov. 11. Three celebrations will be offered for the campus and public to honor our country’s heroes, thereby providing ample opportunity to give thanks and to learn more about military might and bravery. To prepare for these celebrations, more than 1,000 flags will be flown beginning Friday, Nov. 8.
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