There is something about the sound of hooves in the dirt and horses neighing that feels like peace, a place where anxiety fades, confidence grows and hearts begin to mend. Horses have a connection with...
Sleep paralysis is something that occurs for 20%-40% of people at least once in their lifetime. Individuals who have had sleep paralysis experience the phenomenon differently. Sleep paralysis is when...
Photos from Google Creative Commons. Line of dogs in a kennel.
“Adopt, don’t shop” is a popular slogan encouraging people to adopt animals from shelters or rescues rather than purchasing them...
Studying abroad is often described as an exciting experience full of new and unforgettable opportunities
But if we go deeper, what challenges do international students face every day? In the...
Nothing better summarizes the stereotypical college experience than an on-campus rave. Music blasting, bass loud enough for students to feel in their bones and students standing shoulder-to-shoulder as...
In just a few short weeks, the Grand View community will say goodbye to one of its own. Dayne Logan, a Professor of Practice of Communication, will be leaving GV after nearly seven years to become the...
KC McGinnis, professor of practice in the Communication Department has only been working at Grand View University for a little over a year and a half. McGinnis has freelanced for well-known companies...
For anybody looking to add more green to their space, Renovation Jungle is a new plant store that opened up in Des Moines. The owner, Allie Delaney, recently opened the shop on November 7, 2020. The shop...
People everywhere are saying goodbye to a hectic wardrobe and hello to a timeless closet. Capsule wardrobes have been gaining traction over the years, but in 2020 the trend has taken off. Due to COVID-19,...
With the ongoing pandemic, many film, music and video game studios have had to postpone or cancel future projects, leading to less new entertainment. So each month, Viewfinder is asking a professor to...
Are self-checkout lanes the new normal in grocery shopping? All signs point to yes.
“All the lanes are gone,” said Matt Smith of Wal-Mart Corporate Affairs. “There are 34 registers...
We discover the affects and feedback that white privilege has on the students that go to Grand View University and sit down with two professors who know more about it.
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