Category: News
Carney withdraws Grant’s trustee nomination as lawsuit containing sexual harassment allegations looms
Stuart M. Grant, who has been serving as a trustee on an expired term for months, has had his nomination for a second term as a trustee withdrawn.
Faculty Senate votes on proposed graduate college, non-discrimination policy
The Faculty Senate voted on 28 resolutions on Monday.
Greeks who led winning Airband teams credit dedication and fun for their victories
Chi Omega and Sigma Phi Delta were this year's Airband champions.
Green Dragon slayer for hire, in a geography department near you
To members of the Cornwall Alliance, environmentalists are “Green Dragons,” sent from the bowels of hell to threaten world order and harm the needy.
Window into Academia: Alexander Ames wraps up the History Workshop Series for the Spring Semester
Alexander Ames presented “The Word in the Wilderness: German Spiritual Manuscripts and Pennsylvania’s Place in American Religious History.”
With a broken heart but strong morale, student fundraises for necessary transplant
Javonte Perry, a 20-year-old junior neuroscience major, will require a heart transplant soon.
Sen. Tom Carper: A conversation on his campaign and today’s politics
“I run circles around these guys. If they think age should be an issue, we’ll have a foot race and do push-ups with me.”
Students plan to enjoy their summers earning course credits and professional experience
Summer might just be around the corner after all.
Meet the first candidate for the College of Engineering dean position
Gerald E. Speitel Jr. is the first candidate for the new College of Engineering dean.
Newly elected SGA senators aim to curtail tuition increases and increase campus diversity
Student Affairs Senators, Raymond Smith, Mia Carbone, Elaine Ansah and Stephanie Boateng unveil their fall plans.