Voting for Student Government Association positions took place online from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2.
The week-long on-line voting provided students the opportunity to choose, at their convenience, who would...
With the end of the semester approaching, the fourth annual Father Tom Carapella Christmas Light-Up Classic is almost here.
The Light-Up Classic provides students, faculty and staff the opportunity...
The University’s annual Reaching-Every-Door Day was held on Oct. 5. The event provides an opportunity for SFU organizations and sport teams to give back to the local community.
It is a tradition for...
Professor Emeritus of English Kirk Weixel will be sharing ghost stories in Schwab Hall’s Vista Room on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m.
With experience telling spooky stories since the 1970s, Weixel said he is looking...
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes held its first Fall Festival on Oct. 13. Organizers hope the event will “open the door” to students on campus looking to find a relationship with God.
The festival...
Following a 3-0 win for the women’s volleyball team last Friday, students gathered at the Stokes Center for a campus-wide scavenger hunt. The event was organized by the APPLE Leadership Team (ALT) and...
The University hosted an “International Solidarity Festival” from Sept. 20-24. The event celebrated cultural differences and raised awareness of important global issues.
The festival included documentary...
The 18th annual Lily Kennedy Memorial Golf Benefit for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) was held on Sept. 26. The event took place at Iron Masters Golf Course in Roaring Spring.
Heather Kennedy, a 1997...
The annual Phi Delta Kappa Sorority charity golf tournament will take place on Oct. 2. The event will be held at Immergrun Golf Course.
The tournament will be a scramble format and consist of teams...
The Occupational Therapy Department unveiled its new sensory room earlier this semester. It is located on the second floor of the library in Room 203.
“We all have sensory systems,” said Erin Long,...
Students in the Communications Program are creating a new club with the goal of bringing people who share an interest in this field together on various projects.
The idea for the club first emerged...
Senior Jocelyn Sheehan, a special and early childhood education major, has launched a club called CARES.
The club name stands for Community, Advocate, Respect, Educate and Support.
“The main reason...
