Manchester University

For the fifth time in a row, the Manchester University Esports Super Smash Bros. Ultimate team brought home the Great Lakes Esports Conference championship. With the GLEC win, the MUES Smash team qualified for the Collegiate Esports Commissioners Cup in Arlington, Texas, on May 6 and 7.

Manchester University's 25th annual Student Research Symposium on April 28 will include Michael Thompson and a presentation on "Treatment of glutaminase inhibitors reduces chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy in mice." Thompson is in the pharmacy doctoral program.

Manchester University's 25th annual Student Research Symposium on April 28 will include Sid Sagna and a presentation on "Treatment of glutaminase inhibitors reduces chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy in mice." Sagna is in the pharmacy doctoral program.

Manchester University's 25th annual Student Research Symposium on April 28 will feature keynote speaker senior Sefunmi Babatunde and her presentation, "TInvestigating the Systemic Effect of Jasmonic Acid Wounding Pathways in Soybean Seedlings." Babatunde is a senior majoring in biology-chemistry from Indianapolis.

Manchester University senior Shayla Welch is spending a semester studying at the Chicago Center for Urban Life and Culture. She is carrying a triple major - mathematics, peace studies and educational studies - with a minor in Spanish. The variety of experiences available at Manchester drew her to the Univestiy -- including speaking in a Manchester Bold Giving Day video,

Tristen Bronaugh took third place in the annual Indiana Collegiate Press Association contest for work produced in 2022. Writing for the Oak Leaves student newspaper at Manchester University, Bronaugh won third place in the the Entertainment Story category for "Sophomore Writes, Produces Play 'The Closing Shift.'"

Madison Cunningham of Lowell took first place in the annual Indiana Collegiate Press Association contest for work produced in 2022. Writing for the Oak Leaves student newspaper at Manchester University, Cunningham won first place in the Opinion Column category with "Put Down the Digital Pacifier, MU."

Colleen Caylor took the bold step of helping to create the Manchester University Zoology Club as a first-year student. A sophomore with a double major in biology and environmental studies, Caylor is the perfect example of a student leader - someone who comes to Manchester and looks for opportunities to make it a little better -- including speaking in a Manchester Bold Giving Day video,

As a first-generation college student, Alexa Uribe has faced skepticism and financial uncertainty. But with steadfast determination and a supportive family, her dreams of a college diploma are within reach. She is featured in a Manchester Bold video.

Admitted to Manchester University when he was just 15, Carl "Alex" Felton is a junior carrying a double major in biology and psychology with a concentration in cognitive neuroscience.

Through dedication to individual and team success, Coach Brian Cashdollar has led Spartan Cross Country and Track & Field teams to multiple conference titles and individual accolades. Madi Hilliker and Enrique Salazar are featured in the Manchester Bold Giving Day video about him

Payton Frye and Harrison Pittsford are student-athletes at Manchester University, whose athletic facilities have recently undergone some exciting new changes thanks to generous support from donors. They are featured in a Manchester Bold Giving Day video.

Rayan Noureddine serves as liaison to first-year pharmacy students for the Muslim Healthcare Professionals student organization at Manchester University.

Gracianne Nohl is a sophomore at Manchester University majoring indigital media arts. She holds leadership roles at Manchester.

Robin Berghoff is with the Pittsburgh Pirates during spring training, doing one of her last clinical immersions in her Master of Athletic Training education at Manchester University.

Omar Ibrahim is activities coordinator of the Muslim Healthcare Professionals student organization at Manchester University.

Michael Thompson is secretary of the Muslim Healthcare Professionals student organization at Manchester University.

Sid Sagna is treasurer of the Muslim Healthcare Professionals student organization at Manchester University.

CARMEL, Ind. - The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) announced the Christopher M. Ragsdale Sportsmanship teams on Wednesday, March 8.

Renae Walker-Zamora is a junior at Manchester University majoring in general music and educational studies with a concentration in counseling. She holds a number of leadership roles at Manchester and plans to become a music therapist.

Mariam Hussain is vice president of the Muslim Healthcare Professionals student organization at Manchester University.

Amira McHeik is president of the Muslim Healthcare Professionals student organization at Manchester University.

Art by Manchester University senior Hope Gebhart is featured through spring semester in Link Gallery at Manchester University.

Art by Manchester University senior Korynn Kinnaird is featured through spring semester in Link Gallery at Manchester University.

Art by Manchester University senior Sean Jones is featured through spring semester in Link Gallery at Manchester University.

Art by Manchester University senior Brooklyn Schumm is featured through spring semester in Link Gallery at Manchester University.

Sophie Updike is vice president of Manchester Aspiring Educators and a student worker for the Harry H. Henney '35 & Jeanette Henney Department of Education at Manchester University. She hopes to become an advocate for children who are unable to advocate for themselves, especially within special education.

Erica Ortiz, a first-generation college student at Manchester has been awarded a Realizing the Dream scholarship from the Independent Colleges of Indiana. She is a sophomore from Servia, Indiana, majoring in nursing.

Manchester University students and Assistant Professor of Biology Cassandra Gohn hosted a multi-station science lab on Saturday, Feb. 25 at the North Manchester Public Library.

Senior Cole Nugent is vice president of the Manchester Activities Council and student representative on the Values, Ideas and the Arts Committee at Manchester University. He offers this advice to new Manchester students: "Don't be afraid to make mistakes! College is the safest place to find ourselves and make mistakes. The amazing resources at Manchester are going to be able to guide and help you in any way possible!"