As we settle into the semester, a few changes have become noticeable on campus. Perhaps foremost are the full dorms and parking lots. While we’re pleased for the university that more parking passes and housing contracts were purchased this year than last, thus bringing in greater revenue, the sudden growth from the emptiness of COVID-19 also causes some discomfort.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held and public tours were given on Friday, Nov. 10 to celebrate the end of a $16 million project that restored and transformed the Holy Family Orphanage into what...
Winter semester is coming to an end, and as students turn in final assignments, study for finals and even prepare for graduation, there is something else that has been on the mind of many.
This time...
Living off campus is an opportunity that every college student should experience. It provides a glance into what the rest of your life could be like in regards to housing. You learn how to cook, clean,...
