An open letter to the Clarion student body It’s a new year at Clarion University. The streets and parking lots are filled with cars again and the leaves are turning from summer green to the fiery tones our community celebrates each fall. Thousands of new freshmen have arrived in town, being bombarded by orientations, syllabuses, [...]

Many people will not understand what kind of question this is.  They will mostly likely say the players on the court decide the game. This is not always the case.  Sure, in many cases they do, but don’t count out the fans and officials.

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 [...]

Our View“There’s nothing to do in Clarion. This place is so boring.” How many times have you heard that during your college career? Countless times, undoubtedly. Being situated in the middle-of-nowhere instead of in the heart of a thriving metropolis can have its ups and downs, but it seems like many students today don’t understand [...]

Our View We, at The Call, call on Clarion University to re–evaluate the way professors are selected for hire. Many students across all areas of study can relate to sitting in a class with a less than enjoyable professor. Many times we have wondered, “How was this person ever considered a good choice for hire?” [...]

Our View As the warm weather arrives this spring, students will begin spending more time outside. With the snow finally melted, we noticed a large amount of trash and rotten food all over campus. Everywhere we look we have seen items such as decaying fruit, sticky ice cream cones, empty bottles, cigarette butts, wrappers and [...]