Dean Tim Rehner joined the diversity committee in order to welcome new students to the committee as well as help those who want to get involved more on campus. Through a wide variety of events planned throughout the year, the committee hopes to make the campus a place where all students can get involved and feel welcome.

The Salvation Army kicked off their Christmas in July Kettle Campaign on Monday in Allen County at all Chief Supermarket and Kewpee locations. Volunteers brought out the renowned red kettles to accept donations that provide assistance to the community and those in need as well as to operate summer programs. Despite the calendar saying July, the Salvation Army operates year round and requires a steady stream of donations to fulfill its mission.

A local law firm sponsored an art contest last year and now the winners are receiving their rewards. Attorneys Dyer, Garofalo, Mann, and Shultz partnered up with Your Hometown Stations for an art contest last year. Students all around the area were invited to enter the contest with a piece of original art, and the winners would be published in a calendar for 2020. On top of that, the winners were also given a $250 check, and their art department was awarded a $1,000 check. One student from Pandora, Lexie Neuenschwander, says she was excited when she found out she won.