By Daniel Johnson, Sports Editor In its last meeting of the year the Students' Association, Congress discussed whether a separate student court was necessary in representing and providing a voice for the student body. Despite more than 30 minutes of discussion of three amendments that would have created a student Bill of Rights and ... [Read More…]
Chapel council forms for next year
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor Students who love, hate or merely tolerate Chapel can offer weekly critiques and suggestions for Chapel - they just have to apply. Dr. Wayne Barnard, university dean of spiritual formation and assistant professor of family sciences, will select a 12-member Chapel Advisory Council for the 2007-2008 school year from ... [Read More…]
Money names Thompson new VP, dean of student life
By Mallory Schlabach, Editor in Chief Dr. Jean-Noel Thompson from Grove City College, located in Grove City, Pa., will soon be a familiar face on campus. Thompson was selected as the new vice president and dean of student life, a position that provides leadership and vision for these areas of student affairs: Student Organizations, Judicial ... [Read More…]
Quality of Life survey leads to staff senate creation
By Mallory Schlabach, Editor in Chief Beginning in May, staff on campus will have a way to express their voices to administrators with the creation of the Staff Senate. The Senate was spawned from results from the Quality of Life surveys Dr. Money, president of the university, sends out annually to gauge the atmosphere of staff and faculty on ... [Read More…]
Students react to Virginia Tech shooting
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Renovation to bring multimedia newsroom
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor The second and third floors of the Don H. Morris Center will receive a complete makeover beginning in May to make room for a multimedia newsroom for student media publications like the Optimist and the Prickly Pear to use. Dr. Susan Lewis, assistant professor and chair of the Department of Journalism and Mass ... [Read More…]
Hilton Room to close for construction of food court
By Daniel Johnson, Sports Editor University luncheons, departmental chapels and numerous other campus events will have to find a new home in the fall - the Hilton Room will be removed from the McGlothlin Campus Center to make way for a new food court. Construction of the food court is planned for this summer and will include the retail ... [Read More…]
Students grieve for those slain in Virginia Tech shooting
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor Students can tangibly reach out to the Virginia Tech campus through a written word of encouragement or a prayer of support, thanks to efforts by the Students' Association and Spiritual Life Core. Mark Lewis, director of Spiritual Life, said a banner is available to sign in the McGlothlin Center until Monday or ... [Read More…]
Congress rejects election amendment
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor After the most debate SA has had all semester, Congress rejected an amendment to the bylaws that would revoke the power of the election chair and election committee to dock votes from candidates who violate campaign rules at Wednesday's meeting. The amendment, written by sophomore senators Caleb Archer and ... [Read More…]
Varner selected as CAS dean
By Mallory Schlabach, Editor in Chief When Dr. Jeanine Varner arrives on campus this summer, the first thing she'll do is look to see where she can fit best. Varner, vice president of academic achievement at Oklahoma Christian University, was selected as the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences earlier this week, after a semester-long ... [Read More…]
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