Rutgers professor discusses intellectual diversity in scientific research
Sam Rosenblatt and Jess Kaplan
October 10, 2019
On Thursday, Oct. 3, Rutgers University Professor Lee Jussim visited campus to discuss the importance of intellectual diversity in science and social science research. The talk was held in the Arches Lounge of the Elaine Langone Center and was a part of the Campus Politics and Civil Liberties 2019-2020...
Football comes up just short against Holy Cross
Kaelyn Long, Senior Writer
October 10, 2019
The Bison football team competed against the Holy Cross Crusaders at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium during Homecoming weekend on Oct. 5. Despite putting up a valiant fight, the Orange and Blue came up short with a 21-14 loss in its Patriot League opener. Wide receiver Brandon Sanders ’22 set a...
Report Reveals Need to View Vaccination as Moral Obligation
Alex Boyer, Senior Writer
October 10, 2019
A new Wall Street Journal last week article found that thousands of elementary schools, both public and private, are failing to immunize children at effective rates. According to the report, “For states with overall immunization data, 77.8 percent of schools had an immunization rate of 90 percent or...
Where are they now?
Libby Darrell, Special Features Editor
October 10, 2019
With an alumni network of over 54,000 former students, it is no wonder that the University boasts its ability to connect its current students with those who have graduated. Through the University’s networking resources — including the University’s Alumni App, on-campus and regional career networking...
University honors late Professor Carmen Gillespie
October 4, 2019
The University community celebrated the life of Carmen Gillespie, professor of English and Director of the Griot Institute, on Sept. 28. The six hour memorial was organized by Michelle Lauver, Griot Programs Manager, Kelsey Hicks, the director of Women’s resources, and Meenakshi Ponnuswami Professo...
Women’s soccer goes 2-1 in conference with win over Boston University and loss to Lehigh
Bri Pomonis, Senior Writer
October 4, 2019
The Bison women’s soccer team continued Patriot League play with matches against Boston University and Lehigh on Sept. 28 and Oct. 2, respectively. The Bison are now 2-1 in League play after shutting out the Terriers for a 1-0 victory and a 3-1 defeat against the Mountain Hawks. After beating...
Hey Chuck, what does free speech mean, anyway?
Alex Boyer, Senior Writer
October 4, 2019
Free speech on college campuses has until recently meant marginalization. What is it that modern “free speech” activists want? Last week, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley wrote an article in the Wall Street Journal decrying the increasing popularity of practices that “indulge students who, when fac...
Former satire editor, sitcom producer returns to campus for Homecoming
Sam Rosenblatt, Editor-in-Chief
October 4, 2019
Homecoming Weekend is a beloved University tradition that reunites old friends and provides alumni with a warm welcome back to campus. While this can seem like just a normal weekend for some, the arrival of one particular University graduate stirred headlines. Barles Cheers ’19, former satire edi...
Fostering the arts on-campus and beyond
Libby Darrell, Special Features Editor
October 4, 2019
Looking to host a poetry slam event on campus? Or, do you want to start your very own dance ensemble, different from what the University already offers? Do you have an idea to enhance the arts at the University, but don’t have enough money or resources to do so? If this is the case, check out the Univ...
Students and Lewisburg community join together for climate strike
Kathryn Nicolai and Sam Rosenblatt, Print Managing Co-Editor, Editor-in-Chief
September 27, 2019
On Sept. 20, approximately 600 students, faculty, staff and members of the Lewisburg community rallied together by Bertrand Library to kick off their local climate strike, organized by Green New Deal Lewisburg. The strike was part of a global climate strike movement, intended in part to influence...
Water polo makes a splash at Bison Invitational
Anna Carroll, Senior Writer
September 27, 2019
Despite dropping their first game of the Bucknell Invitational to Fordham on Sept. 21, the Bison men’s water polo team proved to be resilient going forward, with three straights wins against Mercyhurst, Wagner, and La Salle. The team now boasts an impressive 9-2 record to start their season. In the...
On Thursday, Oct. 3, Rutgers University Professor Lee Jussim visited campus to discuss the importance of intellectual diversity in science and social science research. The...
The Bison football team competed against the Holy Cross Crusaders at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium during Homecoming weekend on Oct. 5. Despite putting up a valiant fight,...
A new Wall Street Journal last week article found that thousands of elementary schools, both public and private, are failing to immunize children at effective rates. According...
Kyle’s Korner: Ice cream machine
October 10, 2019
October 10, 2019
University honors late Professor Carmen Gillespie
October 4, 2019
