Category: News
The Main Street calzone monopoly
After five years of being on the outskirts of Main Street, D.P. Dough has merged with Calios, the only other calzone competitor in Newark, and ...
North Korean defectors visit campus, share their suffering
Two North Korean defectors came to Mitchell Hall on Tuesday to share their experiences of the desperate conditions in their totalitarian home country and their ...
SGA elections, many uncontested, bring new cabinet and senators for 2019-2020 year
The majority of positions up for election had only one candidate running.
Is it time for a new library?
Fixing the library's deferred maintenance would cost about $45 million, a library official said.
SGA candidates debate mental health, public relations and other student life issues
The window for students to vote for the Student Government Candidates will begin midnight on April 17 and close on April 19.
Institute for Global Studies Addresses Lack of Diversity in Study Abroad
Traditionally underrepresented study abroad students said people should not let worries of discrimination prevent them from pursuing opportunities to take classes in another country.
Gianna Lorusso: the de facto next president of SGA
The president of SGA next academic year will be Gianna Lorusso, junior double major in operations management and management with a minor in business analytics.
A One Health approach to mosquito-borne diseases
A DFW employee told students and faculty at a One Health seminar Friday that mosquitoes may cause serious diseases and are presently unstoppable.
Clifton wins mayoral election, 3 city council seats filled
Jerry Clifton, the current city council representative for District 2, won the mayoral election on Tuesday.
Citing increasing demand, new counseling center system hopes to facilitate student need
The point of the counseling center (above) is to help students suffering from some form of onset symptoms that they feel they cannot deal with ...