With student-athletes implementing their strategies for the games and cheerleaders entertaining the crowd, announcements updating the crowd about the latest development contribute to the spirit on the...

With seven goals scored this season, Christina Cutura is the highest scoring player on the Lady Lions soccer team. “Christina has been a true team player this year by taking on a new position in her...

Though social media offers a convenient form of communication and networking, negative effects can accompany prolonged use.  According to Director of Graduate Studies and Institutional Effectiveness...

Through sociology, students can learn about a range of topics concerning human interaction from comparative family patterns to race and ethnic relations.  Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. Robert...

Through various art forms, Cultural Collision is an organization that aims to promote cultural awareness and diversity on campus. President of Cultural Collision Ariel George, a junior music major,...

The 14th annual "Fall Carnival" provided a safe place for children to enjoy Halloween. Due to the weather, the "Fall Carnival" moved into the Pennington Student Activity Center on Oct. 31 from 5-7 p.m....

I grew up in a lackluster neighborhood called Sherwood where everything and everyone was laid-back. All of my neighbors were mild-mannered, and there were never any loud noises in our neighborhood. There...

Through theatrical productions like “Dracula,” lectures like “Your Best 10 Minutes,” art exhibitions like “Real to Not Real,” concerts and much more, Fanfare devotes the month of October to...

For the month of September, Pi Kappa Alpha International Fraternity announced Joshua Madere of the university chapter as the Pike of the Month. Madere, a junior business administration major, described...

Local and state elections are next week, and two students at the university have been active participants leading up to Nov. 6. Vice President of College Republicans Mollie Millet, a sophomore political...