Month: April 2021

In a town hall run by West Chester’s Student Government Association, President Fiorentino and Vice President Davenport answered student questions…

This year, Earth Day is something to be prideful for. Unlike every other year since Earth Day’s inception and creation…

Everybody needs a breath of fresh air. I recently found myself going to a local greenhouse — a superbly intricate…

On Monday April 5, 2021, WCU Hillel hosted author, speaker and Holocaust educator Felice Cohen in honor of Holocaust Remembrance…

The night sky belongs to everyone, and as we gaze at the glowing planets and shining stars, curiosity runs rampant…

“‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ is a worthy battle filled with suspense and action yet lacks in further creativity.” Hello fellow movie-goers…

This season, our Golden Rams have seen a lot of great things and shining moments, even overcoming the bad as…

Thinking back on this year in quarantine, I didn’t learn to knit. I didn’t take up a new hobby, and…

In a blatantly illegal attempt to suppress Constitutionally protected political speech, the City Manager of Coatesville, Pennsylvania, tried to stop…

During a Zoom call last week, I was put into a breakout room where I noticed that several of my…

Some of us go to college with the hope that we can eventually better ourselves and be surrounded by the…

Each organization offers a unique look into the cultures and topics being shared and discussed throughout the university. This kind…

How many TikTok challenges have you mastered? Have you tried #NaturesCereal and know every dance to the “Baila sin haber…

Living memories run through Halls with perfect mistakes.   Love soaked into each inch, Springing ordinary things To holy heights.…

Daniel Greenstein, the chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE), declared at a recent Board of Governors’…

They say that eyes are windows to the soul Yours, sir, are empty   Love is like a level so…

Remember when you were young and you used to play “The Game of Life,” starting with your first move on…

As a supporter of Planned Parenthood, I never thought I’d see the day where I would thank Rush Limbaugh. On…

In the past decade, we’ve seen many different types of industries evolve and change. Whether it’d be a more digital…

 General education courses consume approximately $14,000 of in-state tuition, or three semesters of students’ collegiate career. Students, what would you…

“The documentary covers the extraordinary history of Blockbuster but neglects to mention other specifics.” Hello again, fellow moviegoers, I’m here…

There was a time where humanity fostered fear, and intimidation reigned amongst all who saw red ink and propaganda words…

West Chester lacrosse continued their dominant start this past Wednesday, as they handily defeated Shepherd University here at Vonnie Gros…

Five years ago, the name “No Man’s Sky” was that of ridicule and mockery. How could it not be? From…

Mighty eyes With power inside You must run in love with being young Fields, meadows, tying your shoes   Boys…

This past weekend for our Golden Rams could certainly have gone a lot better than it did. The doubleheaders were…

Photo by Emma Bickerstaffe   It’s been almost three weeks since 290 newly-inaugurated college freshmen packed their bags and set…

It was the early 90’s in Nebraska, and each week, our teachers would ask one of the parents to read…

Humans are meant to take in information — in fact, all animals do so as part of survival — but…

Graphic created by Evan Brooks using Wix.    A four letter word of human creation that can mean many things…

The week of March 15 marked West Chester University’s 2021 spring break — a year after our 2020 spring break…

Photo by Ali Kochik With the sun high in the sky and a 70-degree breeze blowing through the trees on…