Get your wallets ready for the spring semester if you are bringing a car back with you, as parking just got more expensive in Newark. Editor-in-Chief Tara Lennon breaks down everything students need to know about parking in municipal lots off campus, from increased parking rates to pesky fines for parking violations.
Female students express their dissatisfaction with sexual assault prevention from the university and explain how sororities have taken matters into their own hands.
Recent construction on Main Street’s Green Mansion has attracted many eyes, as key features are being taken off or changed. Some have no doubt the history of the building will be preserved, but others worry how these new changes will affect the overall feel of the building.
Over the summer the Newark City Council spent time making adjustments to various legislations. Here are the most notable changes that students who plan to be on campus this year should be aware of.
BY TARA LENNONEditor-in-ChiefAND MIA GALLOExecutive Editor
In lieu of the Supreme Court’s leaked opinion on Roe v. Wade, students and locals rallied together in a...
BY TABITHA REEVESStaff Reporter
In the early hours of April 23, the lives of two university students were permanently altered when a train collided with...
Sean’s House provides unlimited support to the local community — whether through mental health awareness, suicide prevention education, referrals or peer counseling.
The push to create more off-campus student housing from developers has resulted in some opposition from community members who are reluctant to see Main Street transform.
Christopher Robinson, a junior at the university, was arrested at his residence in the University Courtyard Apartments on Jan. 11 in connection with two recent robberies, police stated.
George Gianforcaro’s “million dollars a day” mantra began in 2005, when he started his own company, IndutexUSA. Now, over a decade in as president of the company, that mindset is being fulfilled, but more than just profit and success matter to Gianforcaro.
A few weeks after junior Katie Mauer returned to Newark for the school year, she noticed a change in her hair and skin. The alleged cause? Newark water.
Over 30 volunteers from Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania came to help plant 200 native species of trees and berries on the half-acre plot of Tribal land in the Village of Fork Branch.
