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Clarion University opens doors for its students more than other universities might.
Clarion offers days where future students may come in and take a tour of the major course of study– for almost every major that students may declare, there are classes and activities related to it.
College students looking to improve achievement and retention skills in class can now look no further than on their own computer.
Tegrity Campus is a Cloud-based Lecture Capture solution that has recently been proven to improve certian education aspects to aidstudents in satisfaction in an institution.
CLARION, Pa., Dec. 2 — Most people don’t consider 10 cents to be that much to print a sheet of paper. But the Clarion University purchasing department did some math, and every copy does add up.
The majority of expenses comes from changing print cartridges for the 540 printers, mostly Hewlett Packard, found on campus.
After a year of hard work, members of the Greek system finally got the reward they were looking for.
According to Shawn Hoke, interim director of Campus Life at Clarion, the challenge first started in the fall of 2008 when the average grade point average among the fraternities at Clarion was a 2.985.
CLARION, Pa., Nov. 3 – It has been almost a month since news of the closing of the Earl R. Siler Child Care and Development Center was announced.
This news has impacted faculty to student-parents to education majors. The center is being closed due to financial reasons and action has been taken on all levels to find another option rather than shutting Siler’s doors.
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.
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.
CLARION, Pa., Oct. 29 – The Siler Center will be holding it’s annual Fall Walk throughout campus. Today, children, parents and staff have dressed in Halloween costumes and paraded around Clarion University for more than a decade.
7:32 PM An incident occurred shortly after 6 p.m. tonight at Eagle Commons. Campus, Borough and State police have responded and are currently outside the scene. More details to come as they are confirmed. Also see our Twitter feed for constant updates.
Each student who comes to Clarion University brings his or her own set of interests. There are many Recognized Student Organizations that are designed to involve students in something that interests them.
The funding for Clarion University’s RSOs lies in the hands of the Student Senate.
Dr. John T. Groves, dean of the college of education and human services, announced Oct. 6 that the Earl R. Siler Child Care and Development Center would be closing its doors on Dec. 24, if not sooner.
The center, located in the basement of Ralston Hall, has been serving Clarion University students and faculty, as well as the local community, for almost 20 years.
Several Clarion University professors have recently published articles or books.
Dr. Laurie Occhipinti of the Anthropology Department edited and contributed to a collection of articles written with a group of colleagues.
The collection, “Faith-Based Organization: Neoliberalism, and Development in Latin America and the Carribbean”, started with a conference presentation and ended with the colleagues deciding to put their presentation into a publication.
CLARION, Pa., October 4 – Autumn Leaf Festival (ALF) brings hundreds of people and vendors to the area every year.
In order to have a successful and safe ALF every year, much work and preparation must go into planning the festival before, during and after.
CLARION, Pa., October 6 – Clarion University is going through all sorts of new changes. Older buildings are being knocked down to make way for new and improved structures.
Chandler, the old dining hall, is one of the buildings that has been demolished to make room for updated learning facilities.
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.
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