Hart Chapel was packed both Monday and Tuesday nights, buzzing with anticipation for this year’s Clarion Idol. The eighth year did not disappoint. In the end, there were three winners. Nick DeSesare, who said he plans to put his winnings in the bank for school, took first place. Amelia Eiger, who said she will use [...]

Becky Hoover reports on Tuesday’s rally against Gov. Tom Corbett’s proposed 54% cut to higher education in Pennsylvania, hosted by APSCUF. Several hundred students, including some in favor of the proposed budget cuts, gathered outside of the Gemmell Student Center on March 22.

Chana Bloch, perhaps best known for her poetry and translation work, is coming to speak at Oct. 8 from 1-3 pm in Level A of Calrson Library. According Bloch’s biography on her website, she has written four books of poetry and has translated six books of Hebrew poetry. Bloch serves as Professor Emerita of English [...]

Clarion University was host of 24 businesses at the Spring Career Fair in the Multi-Purpose Room in Gemmell’s Student Union Complex on Monday, April 19. Students of all majors had the chance to walk around and introduce themselves into the possibility of an internship or employment. Each table had representatives from their companies to answer [...]

Erin Davies has been the victim of discrimination for being a lesbian. However, she has not let that keep her down. Rather than let the phrases “fag” and “you are gay,” which were sprayed onto her car, make her feel bad about herself, she decided to keep them on her car and drive around the [...]

Members of Clarion University faculty, staff and administration were formally recognized for publications and other scholarly works April 13 in Carlson Library. Those recognized included: Gustavo Barboza, Administrative Science; Suzanne Boyden, Biology; Jodi Burns and Rose Carbone, Mathematics; Ning Chen, Administrative Science; Kreag Danvers, Accounting; Jeffrey Eicher and Soga Ewedemi, Finance; James Lingwall, Communication; Andrea [...]

It’s a Saturday night and you’re hanging out with some friends after a long day in your high school life. You all walk out into a back alley, examining the area for the closest trouble you can find to relieve yourselves from boredom. You see a red brick on the ground and a nice under-cover, [...]

John Battaglia Jr. discussed how students can access their “inner Rockstar” during a presentation Wednesday sponsored by Clarion University activities committee. “Inside you lies a Rockstar to be born, today,” Battaglia said. “You have to make a choice, Will you keep it locked up? Will you let it out?” A graduate of Lousianna State University, [...]

The holiday season is all about giving. Gifts are a way to show relatives and friends that you care about them. The same care and thoughtfulness can be extended to strangers. One way to do this is by giving the gift of life by donating blood to the local blood banks and the various blood [...]

The Siler Center’s annual Fall Walk parade through campus was held last Thursday. Clarion student Amanda Stockhausen was there to take these shots:

If you’ve heard of Around the World in 80 Days, then seeing the flyers for “Around Campus in 42 Days” could pique your interest. Most students can recall going to RA programs freshman year to meet people and make friends. 42 Days is similar to these programs, but on steroids. This “Passport Program” has the [...]

Looking for something to do next Saturday? Well, look no further than the softball field. Yes, that’s right, the softball field.

Five, four, three, two, one: a blast of the whistle and they’re off, jumping right into a scene as if it were rehearsed day after day, when in reality it’s all spur of the moment for the agents of Mission IMPROVable.

Rhythm, harmony, and dazzling solos engulfed the Marwick-Boyd Auditorium on Tuesday night with a performance by Clarion University’s Jazz Ensemble. The event was directed by Dr. Hubert Toney, Jr.

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