The time is finally here. As a tradition at The Clarion Call, I am now addressing readers with my final viewpoint as editor-in-chief. The time has come for me to move on from my position and pass on my responsibilities to an editor who will create her own legacy at The Clarion Call. As I [...]

After eight years of service to the youth and Clarion community, the Clarion University Health Science Education Center will close its doors due to a cut in funding by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

Clarion, Pa., Oct. 29 – Clarion Borough Police are investigating speed as the cause of an accident at the intersection of Main St. and Greenville Ave., in Clarion. According to Police Chief Mark Hall, police were dispatched to the scene at 2:46 p.m. after a trailer owned by Mark Hudson Construction, out of Hermitage, rolled [...]

This past September 11th, I was presented with a unique opportunity. I was allowed to raise the same flag that flew on Clarion’s campus eight years prior. As I raised the flag with a university police officer and discussed America with an officer in the U.S. military, I was overcome with patriotism. I thought of those who [...]

Nine women clothed in judges’ robes sit at a long, cafeteria-style table, perusing papers, jotting down notes and chatting with each other.

Coach Ken Carter made his way through the crowded audience, slapping hands with Sean Mainwaring and working to motivate the crowd. Clarion’s honored guest discussed the importance of education and motivation calling all students to become accountable and courteous.” The movie was a box office smash. The controversial coach inspired people everywhere and turned him [...]

After a semester of waiting and putting up with, in some cases, less than perfect living conditions, students were allowed to enter through the doors of Campus View and Valley View Suites to begin a “suite” style of college living.