As students prepare for tests along with their other responsibilities, they may find themselves searching for time to study. Chloe Cooper, a sophomore kinesiology major, found cramming to be her most...

With over 14,000 students from 50 different countries, students may cite different reasons for attending the university. The campus environment brought William DeMoss, a freshman informational technology...

The university continued more than 30 years of tradition with an annual speech festival to help high school students hone their speaking abilities and meet other students with similar interests. The...

At the annual "Biz-Connect" career fair, students networked with potential employers looking to fill full-time, part-time, intern and temporary positions. 49 local and national employers attended the...

The National Alliance on Mental Illness on Campus Southeastern raised money to fund the group and future events with a bake sale. The organization set up its "St. Patty's Day Bake Sale and Raffle" on...

Students took their minds off midterms by enjoying a sunny day of walking, cuddling and playing with dogs. On March 13 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Student Union Park, Campus Activities Board and the...

Advertised as a one-stop shop for graduating students, “Grad Fair,” prepared students for the final leg of their academic journey and beyond. Held in the Student Union Ballroom from 9 a.m. to 5...

While the main objective of Greek organizations is to involve students in campus activities and help them achieve academic success, these organizations are often stereotyped otherwise. Stereotypes such...

For $1 a piece, students and faculty can purchase used books for their enjoyment. Sigma Tau Delta started its book sale on Mar. 12 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the D Vickers Hall lobby. This is the club's...

The Department of Biological Sciences, located on south campus, offers research and job opportunities that can mean more than a standard office setting. In addition to opening the door to diverse job...

When students reach college and begin living independently, they face new challenges and life decisions on academic, social and emotional fronts. From learning how to calculate GPA, doing taxes, finding...

Repairing a 40-year-old fence carries more weight than the wood it is made from. Members of the Mu Nu chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha held a service project for Dr. Ronald Traylor, an instructor of history,...