College Hosts Bob King for 21st Annual Blavatt Lecture
By Jake Gramanz, Staff Writer On Tuesday, the Eisenhower Institute hosted Bob King to speak at the 21st annual Blavatt Lecture. King is a renowned activist for labor workers and served as president of the United Automobile Workers (UAW) for 44 years. He has continued giving seminars since his retirement in 2014. King is currently a Lecturer at the University of Michigan, where he teaches the importance of collective bargaining to gain...
Italian Club Hosts Lecture By Professor Perry
By Ella Prieto, Assistant News Editor On Wednesday, the Italian Club hosted a lecture by Italian Studies Professor Alan Perry entitled “Hey, Wait A Minute! What Makes an Italian an Italian?: Important Cultural Dimensions.” The event took place from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Glatfelter Hall. Perry began by describing how Italy was divided until the late 1800s. He identified four main players who helped unite the country: philosopher and...
Second Round of Men’s NCAA Tournament Continues the Madness
By Colin Lawless, Staff Writer The second round of this year’s edition of March Madness delivered, adding to the chaos that ensued in the first round. More upsets and more drama would be putting it lightly, setting up for an exciting Sweet Sixteen on Thursday, Mar. 23. Furman was unable to move on after their upset win over Virginia on Thursday. San Diego State University led the game on the back of great performances from Micah...
Student Senate Discuss Student Concerns and Approves Budget Requests
By Andrew Thibaudeau, Staff Writer Monday’s meeting brought forth an abundance of student concerns, including a concern that was brought forth as an opinion. Officer Reports The meeting was initiated with officer reports. After President Miranda Zamora ’23 gave her opening remarks, Vice President Geoffrey Meadville ’25 and Parliamentarian Joey Labrie ’25 emphasized the importance of the upcoming Senate elections. It was mentioned that...
Senior Spotlight: Anderson Gray
By Kayla Ellis, Staff Writer For the audience on Mar. 19, Anderson Gray’s ’23 senior recital was an audible, visible, and emotional production. Flanked by two Greek-style pillars and draped in a deep red gown, Gray performed emphatically in five different languages over the course of forty minutes. The stage, minimalistic in its design, consisted of a grand piano and its dutiful player to the left, while Gray operated in the center,...
SAI Hosts Benefit Recital for YWCA Safe Home
By Kenzie Smith, Staff Writer On Friday, “Songs of Support: A Sigma Alpha Iota Benefit Recital” was held in Paul Recital Hall from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. This recital was organized by Sigma Alpha Iota, and included various student performers and groups. The recital featured solely works by female composers. Proceeds from this event were donated to the YWCA Safe Home in Adams County. YWCA Safe Homes provide services to victims of...
