Foster sets goals for second year
By Garrett Cecere | Nov. 1, 2019By Garrett CecereEditor-in-Chief As College President Kathryn Foster has eased into the second full year of her position, she has taken time to consider ...
Read More »By Garrett CecereEditor-in-Chief As College President Kathryn Foster has eased into the second full year of her position, she has taken time to consider ...
Read More »By Josephine TennantCorrespondent Alumni of the College and senior manager for sustainable sourcing at L'Oréal Americas Operations Kristin Couch Fitzsimons ...
Read More »By Elliott NguyenCorrespondent Mayo Concert Hall erupted in applause as faculty paid homage to “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” at the Faculty Lecture ...
Read More »By Chelsie DermanStaff Writer Theoretical physicist Brian Greene visited Mayo Concert Hall on Oct. 23, where he presented the perplexing concept of black ...
Read More »By Victoria Giardina Columnist Self-care — you’ve heard the term before, but have you considered trying to make the idea come to fruition? ...
Read More »By Lara BeckerArts & Entertainment Editor The Student Finance Board fully funded one organization at its meeting on Oct. 23 for a total cost of ...
Read More »By Sarah AdamoStaff Writer Sen. Chuck Schumer D-N.Y., called for the Food and Drug Administration to investigate a report regarding contaminated baby ...
Read More »By Julia MeehanPhoto Editor The College welcomed author, poet and 2015 Pennsylvania Professor of the Year Javier Avila to the Library Auditorium on Oct. ...
Read More »By Julia MeehanPhoto Editor Ryan Bergara, co-host and creator of the popular YouTube series “BuzzFeed Unsolved” spoke to students on Thursday, Oct. ...
Read More »By Jennifer SomersPhoto Editor Theft of anime drawing occurs at library On Oct. 8 at approximately 9:58 a.m., Campus Police was dispatched to the ...
Read More »By Victoria Giardina Columnist Pineapples aren’t just for the summer — they are a superfruit that you can indulge in all year round. Not only ...
Read More »By Julia MarninCorrespondent Lawrence High School is in the nation’s eye after two 17-year-old boys were arrested in a racial bias incident that ...
Read More »By Liya DavidovNation & World Editor The second Faculty Lecture Series event on Friday, Oct. 18, in Mayo Concert Hall broke down an investigative ...
Read More »By Amani SalahudeenStaff Writer An International Rescue Committee representative came to visit the Student Government body on Oct. 15 in Forcina Hall. According ...
Read More »By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer The Student Finance Board funded six organizations at its meeting on Oct. 16, totaling an expense of more than $20,000. ...
Read More »By Len La RoccaNews Editor Student Government discussed the official recognition of a student-run organization, one bill affecting SG’s day-to-day operations ...
Read More »By Liya DavidovNation & World Editor A 10-year-old girl died after she was ejected from an amusement ride at the annual Deerfield Township Harvest ...
Read More »By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer In a nonbinding bipartisan resolution passed on Oct. 16, the House of Representatives voted to condemn President Donald ...
Read More »By Caroline KingStaff Writer Student Government introduced one bill and voted on four others at its fifth meeting of the year on Oct. 2 in the Education ...
Read More »By Victoria GiardinaColumnist You may see these juicy superfoods at the grocery store, but why pick blueberries up? After all, baking up a blueberry ...
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