Rotten Roommates?
Sarah Rettig Staff Writer Dealing with difficult people is a skill most adapt to by the end of college; living with them is another story. Home is supposed to be a restful place, safe and …
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Millersville Music Spotlight: The boys of Big Boy Brass
Kaylee Rex Arts & Culture Editor The APSCUF Strike in October of 2016 was an exciting time on campus. Class was canceled, and students could spend the day however they wanted. For many, they …
MU student designs record-breaking console
David Brubaker Staff Writer Millersville student Andy Miller made his mark on history the other day when he broke an unofficial world record by rethinking one of Nintendo’s most historically popular video game consoles. Miller, …
Student will be missed
Julia Snyder Associate News Editor On Oct. 25, Millersville University lost a community member. Keith Brunner, 63, was an MU student and a tutor at HACC. He was a senior computer science major at Millersville …
MU student receives Campus Sustainability Champion Award
Jean Georges Features Writer Each year, the Pennsylvania Environmental Resource Consortium (PERC) recognizes universities across Pennsylvania with the Campus Sustainability Champion (CSC) Award. This year, Millersville’s own Stephanie Bradley, a junior majoring in social work, …
Student Senate Recap
Becca DeVerter Senate Recording Secretary On October 4, the five new Student Senators who won the New Senator Elections were inducted. Congratulations to Katelyn Thomson, Randi Chrismer, Allie Vogel, Michael Brockett, and Calvin Warfield for …
Student Senate Recap
Becca DeVerter Senate Recording Secretary On September 13, Dr. Marquez came in and talked to the Student Senate about the new general education requirements that became effective immediately. The writing requirement went from …
Student Senate Updates
Millersville University President Dr. Francine McNairy invited the Student Senate to the Tanger House for dinner. It was an all-around great time to mingle with the Senators and learn more about them personally as well as learn more about Dr. McNairy. Other guests present at dinner were Student Senate Advisors Tom Richardson and Dr. Aminta Breaux, and Kelly Duncan of Student Programs. …
Senate passes allocation proposals
The Student Senate was busy this week as always. Dr. Burns visited to speak on behalf of the Middle States program and evaluating Millersville as a university. Evaluators were on campus earlier this week talking to students about life at Millersville and getting the most out of the university. Student senators attended the event. Dwight Horsey and Senate Treasurer Joe Muller spoke on behalf of making an exception and the process of allocations for the Cultural Affairs Committee. The Committee brings many events to campus and will have nowhere to house their performances and speakers with the closure of the SMC and Lyte. The Committee is planning to bring smaller performers in to McComsey and save their money for two years to bring bigger name performances in 2012 which will give Millersville an even better name. The allocations exception proposal was passed. …
Student Senate meeting discusses student trustees position
“Look at life through the windshield, not the rear-view mirror,” is the quote printed on the meeting agenda for last Thursday’s meeting of Millersville University’s Student Senate. The quote, said by Byrd Bagget, is exactly what every member of Student Senate does. …