The Observer, Case Western Reserve University, OH
3 days ago by Julia Clancy
Much like discussing weather, family, and politics seems to be a safety net for those unskilled in the art of conversation, so to is discussing the quality of cafeteria food. Asking almost anybody that eats in a cafeteria about the food is like asking an engineering major "Mac or PC?" You guarantee yourself an emotionally charged, detail-oriented conversation lasting no less than 30 minutes, free of awkward silences.
The Observer, Case Western Reserve University, OH
4 days ago by Gillian Seaman
Many students, most sporting
Greek attire, crowded Thwing
Atrium Wednesday to attend
the Student Executive Council's
open forum on the upcoming
Greek Life Student Activity
Fee (SAF) allocation referendum
to take place Sept. 8 and 9.
The referendum seeks to alter
the decision by the spring
2010 SEC board to cut the Inter-
Fraternity and Panhellenic
councils' SAF allocation from
6.
The Observer, Case Western Reserve University, OH
4 days ago by Tyler Babcock
With the surreptitious replacement
and repositioning
of a sign, the Lesbian Gay Bisexual
Transgender (LGBT)
Center in the west wing of the
Thwing Center opened its doors
on Monday.
The opening, originally projected
for late March when renovations
began in early February,
was pushed back to April, then
to "Spring 2010," an estimate
that was still displayed on the
sign outside the entrance late into the summer.
The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH
4 days ago by Andrea DeMart ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR
Local and state officials gathered in Tod Hall on the campus of Youngstown State University for the official announcement of Youngstown as an Ohio Hub of Innovation and Opportunity.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
4 days ago by Taylor Pettit
After undergoing a year of cosmetic and structural renovations, Walters Hall has finally opened its doors. And for many, the changes brought a welcome new look to the dorm hall.
"I love it, I lived in Walters three and a half semesters when I was in school, so I look down the hall and can't believe it," said Kenna Middleton, director of housing.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
4 days ago by Maggie LaFleur
Students everywhere know what the first day of class is like.
Typically the instructor reviews the syllabus, then makes everyone in the class give those dreaded and super awkward introductions: insert your name, major, year, hometown and something interesting about yourself.
The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH
4 days ago by Lindsey Ramdin NEWS REPORTER
Students were greeted on campus this semester with new buildings, freshly paved sidewalks and the promise of a more student-oriented campus.
The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH
4 days ago by Dan Pompili NEWS EDITOR
On Friday, the Mahoning County Prosecutor's office released a list of 20 witnesses in the criminal trial of embattled ex-union boss Ivan Maldonaldo, including 11 Youngstown State University employees.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
4 days ago by Stephanie Smith
A decade-long struggle to adopt domestic partner benefits at Eastern came to an end recently when Eastern President Doug Whitlock announced at fall convocation the university would adopt the policy, making it available later this fall.
Referred to in the policy as "sponsored dependent" benefits, the term, President Whitlock told the crowd, wasn't meant to mislead.
The Concordian, Concord University, WV
5 days ago by Dustin Blankenship
Dr. John David Smith has been announced to officially fill the position of Vice President and Academic Dean, a position he has held as an interim for the past year. President Gregory Aloia made the announcement at the end of the Spring 2010 semester.
As Vice President, Dr.
The Concordian, Concord University, WV
6 days ago by Samantha Ricketts
After three years of construction, a record is being broken in West Virginia. The nation's longest continuous segmental span bridge is almost complete over the Kanawha River linking Dunbar and South Charleston.
When completely finished, the bridge will carry eastbound traffic on I-64 in order to improve safety and alleviate congestion from the existing bridge, which will then hold all westbound traffic.
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