The “Buley Art Gallery Ceramics: Selections from the Permanent Collections,” in
the lower level of Buley Library on Monday, Oct. 5. Photo by William Gagné
New exhibit in the art gallery located in Buley Library showcases ceramics.
Luke Eilderts, associate professor of French, Erin Larkin, director of Interdisciplinary Studies Program and
Frank Carrano, former adjunct professor representing the Department of World Languages. Photo by William Gagné
A peaceful protest on April 6 showcased a moving display of solidarity, as roughly 150 students, faculty and local community members gathered in front of Buley Library in response to the recent
Pressure on the United States to take action towards peace increased after President Trump posted on Truth Social, said “A whole civilization will die tonight” in reference to the Iranian people.
Award-winning poet and cultural worker Magdalena Gómez brought conversations about identity and belonging to the university, drawing students, faculty and community members to a keynote centered on storytelling and social justice.
“In the state of the world right now, I think it’s incredibly important for people to get all sides of every person,” Huydic said. “ Especially during this time when people might
This community is detrimental to our society. Young boys, many of whom are viewing this material and digesting the content as a form of entertainment, are easily influenced. Young girls are being
I cast shame on people making excuses for that 36-year-old man. There is no way that someone with a long rap sheet of abuse can be rehabilitated for society.
On Saturday, April 11, the university welcomed admitted first‑year and transfer students to Accepted Student Day, a signature event designed to help future Owls explore academic programs, campus life and next steps
On Sunday, April 12, residents from across campus gathered for the university’s annual Hall Olympics, a spirited morning of friendly competition and hall pride.
Attacker Macy Vail, a senior, continued her goal-streak. She has scored in 32 straight games. She scored once against Assumption, tying the game at three in the second quarter. Vail, clearly a