Winter volunteer Fair: see how you can help
As the monotonous drone of winter drags on, many of us are in search of new and exciting ways to…
Tips to avoid getting the flu this season
Do any of these phrases sound familiar? “I never got a cold until I came to college, now I feel…
Stay safe: fire prevention for your home
Staying safe on campus does not mean only traveling with others after dark.Following the recent fraternity house fire, it is…
English dept. welcomes Polish speaker to WCU
It is not everyday that an exchange professor visits West Chester University. Professor Tadeusz Slawek is a Polish professor and…
Festival to honor Holocaust prof.
West Chester University will play host to a film festival celebrating the late Dr. Irene Shur’s work in the field…
Students compete for title of Miss WCU
Ear-to-ear smiles adorned the faces of primped and poised women as they strutted across the stage in dresses fit for…
F-Bomb is legal
Television and radio have expanded their vocabulary to include a famous four-letter word. The word isn’t flip, but the mother…
Make a date with ‘Tad Hamilton’
The New Year starts on a sweet note with “Win a Date with Tad Hamilton,” a breezy, uber featherweight concoction…
Disturbing ‘Butterfly’
What if you had the chance to go back to your childhood and change everything bad that happened to you?…
Linkin Park rocks the city of Philly
The traffic on I-95 North was backed up from the Pattison Ave. exit for over five miles on account of…
OutKast collects Grammy predictions
For music critics, lovers, and in-betweens, Feb. 8, 2004 will be one of the most spectacular and most talked about…
Women’s Basketball spanks Bloomsburg
West Chester University’s Golden Rams faced off against Bloomsburg University’s Huskies on Saturday Jan. 17, 2004 at Hollinger Field House.…
NBC shops for an ‘Apprentice’
There are two types of reality shows on television today. First is the Darwinesque, survival of the fittest series like…
‘Big Fish’ is the catch of the season
Many of the legends and heroes that are found in American folk-lore have often been passed down through tall tales.…
Bricketto named as VP for student affairs
On Thursday Dec. 4, Dr. Matthew Bricketto was named as Vice President for Student Affairs.In an e-mail circulated to the…
Trimming the tree
Madeleine Wing Adler hosts the annual Tanglewood tree lighting on the evening of Dec. 1. Holiday songs were sung and…
Overhaul of fields planned
At the last SGA meeting of the semester, Dec. 2, Dr. Matthew Bricketto, Vice President of Student Affairs, and Mell…
Writer to speak at Fall ’03 graduation
Graduates this winter will receive a bit of mystery during commencement. New York Times best selling legal mystery author Lisa…
Health care needs to be a larger U.S. priority
Health care will be a prominent issue in the forthcoming Presidential election. Universal coverage has been a continual debate between…
Peace and global justice new target
The tide of dissent is only rising in the U.S., with the roar of protests sweeping the streets of major…
Gender barriers broken by WCU kinesiology prof.
When you think of sports and sport figures, who do you think about? Donavon McNabb throwing a touchdown to James…
Professor convicted of sexual harassment
Professor and former chairman of the WCU chemistry department, Jamal Ghoroghchian, was found guilty of sexually harassing a former student…
Professor convicted of sexual harassment
Professor and former chairman of the WCU chemistry department, Jamal Ghoroghchian, was found guilty of sexually harassing a former student…