CLARION, Pa., Dec. 3 – Last week set the stage for generous students to have an opportunity to get into the holiday spirit.

CLARION, Pa., Nov. 12 – Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner paid a visit to Clarion University Thursday, Nov. 12. Wagner took his time acknowledging local supporters when he entered the Science and Technology Center to talk about issues pertaining to students. The discussion, sponsored by the Clarion Young Democrats, began with Wagner explaining what exactly [...]

CLARION, Pa., Nov. 10 – Veterans Day is a reminder of the women and men who have served not only in Operation Iraqi Freedom, but also in every war throughout America’s history.

News Briefs Keeling Health Center administered approximately 100 seasonal flu vaccines. The first dose was given during the week of Autumn Leaf Festival. The health center will not be allocated additional doses of the seasonal flu vaccine. There are nine shots remaining that are on a first-come-first-serve basis. “Keeling Health Center will be offering a [...]

News Briefs A fight in Eagle Commons ended with Daney Wyant stabbing LeVaughn Robinson twice in the leg Oct. 28. Clarion University Police charged Wyant, a freshman from Erie, with simple assault, aggravated assault and harassment. Wyant was arraigned before District Magistrate Dwayne Quinn, who set bail at $2,500. Wyant was sent to Clarion County [...]

CLARION, Pa., Oct. 28 – While children in Clarion enjoyed their Wednesday night trick-or-treating, a different kind of commotion happened on campus. The Chandler Dining Hall in the Eagle Commons was the site of a stabbing around 6:20 p.m.

The book “Where the Wild Things Are” has had a major effect on many childhoods. It scared the dickens out of many children, but it was so mysteriously intriguing that it had to be read it over and over again.

CLARION, Pa., October 3 – Last Thursday’s pep rally introduced students to CUP’s sports teams that will be playing this season, but that’s not all. The cheerleaders, dance team, and marching band entertained the crowd. What everyone was really looking forward to was this year’s homecoming court that was announced. Melissa Gearing and Clay Nolan [...]

On the 24th and the 25th, news editor Julia Nene, online editor Mike Ramsey, and faculty adviser Dr. Laurie Miller will be in Pittsburgh covering the G-20 as it happens. Live or almost-live coverage will be posted throughout the weekend here. We will also be posting roving updates on our Twitter. It’s a good thing [...]

Carnegie Music Hall inhaled the sweet sound of string instruments in all its glory last Tuesday night. Andrew Bird, on tour with A Hawk and Hacksaw, was promoting his new album “Noble Beast.”

Rusted Root members Michael Giblicki and Liz Berlin “reached out their hands” to a full house at Toby Hill last night.

Students were welcomed back from break last Monday with the Lunafest short film series. The films, all directed by women, were shown in Hart Chapel in honor of VDAY.

Supporters headed to the Cell Block on Sunday, Feb. 15 to enjoy good music and support a good cause.

Clarion University-Venango Campus has opened its doors again for the spring 2009 Independent Film Series. Each featured film will be shown on Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. at the Robert W. Rhoades Center Auditorium.

Clarion University students have submitted their favorite scribbles for the Clarion Doodle Project. Scraps of notebook paper and old assignments have turned into an art display at the Carlson Library Gallery. The show premiered on Jan. 20 and will continue to accept doodles until Feb. 20.