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Discovering a Passion for the Past: Dakota Heard's Newman Experience | The Newman Bond (opens the original)
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Dakota Heard’s journey from Newman student to professional archivist is a story of unexpected connections, mentorship, and discovering a passion for preserving history. From performing in Newman musicals and uncovering forgotten treasures in the university archives to becoming an Archivist for the Adorers of the Blood of Christ, Dakota’s Newman experience helped shape the career he never expected to pursue. In this episode of The Newman Bond, Dakota shares the people, experiences, and moments th
From Players to Purpose — The Story Behind Valor Soccer Club | The Newman Bond (opens the original)
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Former Newman soccer coach Victor Olorunfemi and alumnus Nathan Huie share the story behind Valor Soccer Club, a nonprofit built to make soccer more accessible to Wichita-area youth. From free youth programs and school partnerships to academics, mentorship, and servant leadership, Valor is using the beautiful game to help kids build skills both on and off the field. Discover how two members of the Newman community turned a shared passion into a mission to serve, inspire, and create opportunities
Finding Joy in the Hard Things: Rebekah Strickbine’s Journey from Artist to Author | The Newman Bond (opens the original)
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Newman alumna and artist Rebekah Strickbine shares how her time at Newman helped shape her creative voice and led to the creation of her children’s book, Walks with Joy . Inspired by real-life struggles with grief, anxiety, insecurity, and hope, Rebekah’s whimsical characters remind us that joy isn’t the absence of hardship—it’s the hope we carry through it. Hear how a character she first sketched in high school became a 45-piece capstone project, a future children’s book series, and Rebekah’s m
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