Creating a dialogue about race
Mickayla Miller Editor in Chief Being that Millersville University is a microcosm of a larger society, the students here experience both the good and bad aspects of society: everything from a sense of community to …
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Protests, performances and pride
Alexander Bershtein Staff Writer On Monday, April 16, Millersville University hosted Disability Pride Day. It was the climax to the Disability Film Fest, albeit a slight misnomer as the day was not a marathon of …
Art and Design Major Maggie Smith displays 3D printed dress at Made in Millersville
Kaylee Rex Arts and Culture Editor Senior Art and Design major, Maggie Smith showcased her project that she started at the beginning of the semester for Made in Millersville. With the help of the employees …
Students present their art at Made in Millersville
Brenden Curry Sports Editor Amidst all of the scholarly, academic research posters and presentations many Millersville students presented on Tuesday, the arts also provided the passionate spirit of Millersville academics. “I’m not necessarily the most …
Students shine at Made in Millersville
Jared Hameloth News Editor The McNairy Library tolerated more noise than usual on Tuesday, with hundreds of students, faculty, and members of the public bustling around in the lobby and other floors for the Made …
Jess King and Lloyd Smucker face-off on America’s important issues
Julia Walters Staff Writer With midterm elections approaching next fall and the Congressional campaigns in full swing, it can be difficult to discern through all the political complexities and where each candidate stands on different …
Bryon Hurt holds presentation on toxic masculinity
Kaylee Rex Arts and Culture Editor Documentary filmmaker, Bryon Hurt, came to Millersville this week to facilitate an important conversation about toxic masculinity with our students. The SMC Multipurpose Room was filled mostly with Greek …
Millersville’s Energy Dashboard shows real-time energy use rankings for dorms and academic buildings during ‘Ville Unplugged
Jared Hameloth News Editor Millersville’s three-week sustainability campaign “‘Ville Unplugged” came to a close on April 15, and the results are in for some of the winners for the energy-saving competition. During the three weeks, …
Millersville’s College Democrats and College Republicans hold a “fair, honest” debate
Jared Hameloth News Editor Raised voices, audience snickers, and poetry snaps could all be heard coming out of SMC 118 on Tuesday night. Millersville’s College Democrats and College Republicans faced off in what was advertised …
April is Autism Awareness Month
Nick Hughes Opinion Editor April is Autism Awareness Month. On April 2 this year, the world will be celebrating Autism Awareness Day. What exactly is autism though? How does someone know if they have it …