The WBWH Smooth Singles Playlist
The WBWH Smooth Singles Playlist as of May 15, 2012 Here are the Top Songs Currently Playing on WBWH’s Smooth Jazz Playlist at 99.3 FM: Note: You can click on any song title for a link to buy that track
WBWH’s New High Quality Stream
Check out WBWH’s new High Quality Stream on Mixlr.com! Click Here for the Live Streaming Link: http://mixlr.com/wbwh-bluffton-oh/ Note: We are still working out the kinks, so you’ll have to turn your CPU volume and the Mixlr control volume up higher
The Theater Department Presents The Music Man!
Thursday May 3 kicks off the May Day Musical Weekend, as the Theater Department puts on The Music Man. The Music Man will be performed in Founders Gym at 8 pm on May 3-5. General admission tickets are $5.50, or
Spiritual Life at Bluffton: A Series of Articles and Videos
Brothers, friends, and active in campus ministry at Bluffton. Elijah and Zeke Tracy, brothers from Continental, Ohio, serve the Bluffton community through their faith and musical inclination. Elijah Tracy, a senior Religion major with a dual concentration in theology and
Students Aim to Raise Awareness
The Bluffton University Nutrition Association (BUNA) put together a health fair as a Civic Engagement Day presentation at Bluffton University on Wednesday, March 21. The theme of Civic Engagement Day was Public Health: Promoting Wellness for Self and Community. BUNA
Civic Engagement Day: Safe Spaces
The organization, Safe Spaces is a newer group on campus. Georgia Metz and Eli Tracy gave the history and the future plans for the group in a Civic Engagement Day presentation. Safe Spaces is a group that is working towards
Building Community in a Community of Violence
On March 28, 2012, Civic Engagement Day, thirty-three Bluffton University students, reflected on their spring break trip to Chicago with Serve and how it was an experience that showed them violence, poverty, but also hope. The Bluffton Serve group headed
SERVE’s Chicago Trip
Over spring break, Bluffton University’s SERVE group sacrificed their week to go serve in inner-city Chicago. I got a chance to speak with Caleb Berlon, a freshman student who went along on the trip, who told me about some of
