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Lance Brownfield

Lance Brownfield, Editor-in-Chief, The Oracle CE

I'm from Malvern, Arkansas and I'm an Innovative Media major. My minor is in Sociology. I went from being a stagehand to being a student. I like to travel, play music and skateboard.

My goal is to become a foreign correspondant and I'm currently learning Russian.

 

 

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At a recent meeting with students, HSU Chancellor Dr. Chuck Ambrose fielded questions, cleared up rumors and got some feedback.

“A college that works for all students”

March 3, 2022
Arkadelphia native Vernon Davis and his wifes family from Kentucky, the Simpsons, won the hit TV show Family Feud. The family appeared on three episodes before falling to the Warf family.

Simpson family wins “Family Feud”

March 3, 2022
As Putin has decided to invade Ukraine, the response from the West has been seen as slow and incohesive.

Battleground: Ukraine

February 25, 2022
Aerial view of Arkadelphia after the tornado.

[GALLERY] 25 photos from Arkadelphia’s tornado 25 years ago

February 24, 2022
This chart from an address from Dr. Charles Ambrose to the faculty senate outlines Hendersons strategy and priorities for financial recovery.

Ambrose’s address to faculty senate

February 15, 2022
85-year-old John Freeman keeps up with his hometown of Arkadelphia through a Facebook page called Remember in Arkadelphia.

Remember in Arkadelphia?

February 9, 2022
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[Photo] Video game industry

February 8, 2022
Dr. Charles Ambrose is scheduled to answer faculty questions at a special session of the faculty senate Wednesday.

Questions for Ambrose

February 7, 2022
Arkadelphia native Vernon Davis and his wifes family from Kentucky, the Simpsons, won the hit TV show Family Feud. The family appeared on three episodes before falling to the Warf family.

Arkadelphia man’s family on “Family Feud”

February 5, 2022
MoMo Hibachi & Sushis building on the corner of 10th Street and Caddo Street

Wake me up before you Momo

January 26, 2022
This depiction of the Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas was published by Kurz and Allison in the late 1800s.

We need the Arkansas State Guard

January 6, 2022
Still image from an upcoming documentary about the Breaking Bad case by Lance Brownfield.

[Photo] Bateman’s Battle

December 9, 2021
Terry David Bateman was acquitted on all counts on day two of trial Wednesday, Oct. 27. Bradley Rowlands trial is slated for November.

Bateman acquitted on all counts, Rowland set for trial in November

October 27, 2021
The first day of trial for Terry David Bateman is through with several testimonies heard, such as his supposed accomplice, Bradley Rowland

“Nazi Meth:” First day of trial for Bateman

October 26, 2021
Three volunteers clean up HSUs greenhouse ahead of the opening of a community garden, which will be housed there. (From left to right) Davy McDonald, Alisa Lollar and Samantha Overcast.

Greenhouse for the Reddies

October 20, 2021
HSU freshman Kaitlyn Byrd created a food pantry box in Feaster Park as a part of her Girl Scout Gold Project before graduating out of the program.

A Feast in Feaster Park

October 11, 2021
The Oracle partners with The Arkadelphian

The Oracle partners with The Arkadelphian

September 28, 2021
Former Premier of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin believed that America would crumble without its patriotism, morality and spiritual life.

Threefold

September 2, 2021
A bust of Donald W. Reynolds was adorned with a cloth mask on the first day of class in the Reynolds Sciene Center at Henderson.

Another pandemic: Who’s health matters?

August 23, 2021

[Video] A helping hand cleaner

August 9, 2021
The Arkadelphia Fire Department recommends calling before starting a fire so they are aware of where to respond if needed.

[Photo] It’s gettin’ hot in here

August 2, 2021
Housing in Arkadelphia has stayed in high demand throughout the pandemic as more people move to the town from out of state to work remotely.

Why is housing so high in Arkadelphia?

July 17, 2021
The Oracle student edition has been in circulation for over 100 years.

What Newspaper?

June 28, 2021
Among the several micronations in Arkansas is one that shares a name with the city of Arkadelphia.

Republic of Arkadelphia

June 6, 2021
HSU will no longer offer French or German courses due to a reduction in the foreign language department.

Say What? HSU No Longer Offers French or German

May 30, 2021
Europes education system is much more interconnected than ours here in America despite barriers like language and international borders.

Education in the E.U.

April 29, 2021
On Tuesday, April 20, guitar seminar students from OBU and HSU played their first Guitarmageddon since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Guitarmageddon: A musical marvel

April 27, 2021
The Smith Garner House provides a new space for HISA to meet.

IHOP into Smith Garner House

April 11, 2021
Hibachi is back by popular demand at the Reddie Grill on Wednesday evenings.

Sodexo hones hibachi

April 1, 2021
Ice covers the ditch near Hendersons beloved fountain.

Winter reflections

March 19, 2021
Flash game sites like onemorelevel.com are no longer usable as Adobe stopped supporting Flash in December.

Gone in a Flash

March 10, 2021
Lieutenant commander Worf was the first Klingon to appear in the Star Trek Franchise.

5 languages HSU should consider teaching

January 28, 2021
Opinion editor Lance Brownfield views the famous Saturday Night Live Jeopardy! skit where Alex Trebek makes a surprise appearance.

And so this was the final Jeopardy!

November 17, 2020
A monument in Amity displaying the United States Pledge of Allegiance is a fitting reminder of the freedom Americans have to vote.

[Photo] Former VP Joseph Biden claims victory

November 9, 2020

SGA convenes to solve problems

November 5, 2020
The voting officials of Amity gather in front of a ballot machine.

[Photo] Election Day in Clark County

November 4, 2020
Early voting will be open until Monday, Nov. 2. The recreation center in Feaster Park is the polling location for Clark County.

Early bird gets the vote

October 26, 2020
The recent Presidential Debate arouses the idea of including three political parties in future political debates.

Presidential debate: We need more choices

October 11, 2020
The deadline to register to vote in Arkansas was Monday, Oct. 5.

Local elections: What’s happening?

October 11, 2020
Michael Brooks affected the lives of many through his hard work at Henderson and beyond.

Longtime HSU physical plant maintenance supervisor dies at 58

September 24, 2020
Physics professor James Duke expresses the benefits and drawbacks of the new COVID-19-influenced school year schedule.

Breaking news about a missing break

September 17, 2020
The virus center stage

The virus center stage

COVID-19 affecting live theatre at HSU
September 11, 2020
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