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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?
CLARION, Pa., Dec. 3 –
Last week set the stage for generous students to have an opportunity to get into the holiday spirit.
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 drives that occur throughout the year.
For the first time in 20 years, Don Bish was on stage without a set a drumsticks.
The longtime musician and music businessman spoke to students Nov. 30 in Hart Chapel at Clarion University. Bish, a 1991 graduate of Union High School in Rimersburg, started his career at the age of 15.
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.
Looking for something to do next Saturday? Well, look no further than the softball field.
Yes, that’s right, the softball field.
All proceeds from the concert went to fund music education programs for students nationwide.
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.
NAACP kicked off Black Arts Week on Monday March 30 in Hart Chapel with the Miss Brick House Competition.
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.
The Gemmell Multi-Purpose room will house the VH1 Save the Music Benefit Concert this coming Friday starting at 6 p.m.
Nine women clothed in judges’ robes sit at a long, cafeteria-style table, perusing papers, jotting down notes and chatting with each other.
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