Danielle Kreider News Editor As the end of the semester comes to a close so does the era of President Francine G. McNairy. After serving nine years as Millersville University’s president all students, faculty and staff must say goodbye since Continue reading
Sam Dutton Opinion Editor I can remember a time not too long ago (before “The Big Bang Theory”) where being dubbed nerdy was far from cool. One thinks of individuals wearing sweaters they could get lost in and thick black Continue reading
Marissa Incitti Features Editor As most of you know, the president of a university is inclined to wear many hats – and Dr. Francine McNairy wears them well, figuratively and physically. As president, Dr. McNairy placed an emphasis on academic Continue reading
Katie Pryor Staff Writer On Sunday, December 2, 2012, at 2:30 p.m. in a packed Biemesderfer Concert Hall in the Winter Visual and Performing Art Center, the Millersville University Concert Band, Wind Ensemble and Orchestra presented their winter concert, “Fanfare, Continue reading
Ryan Woerner Staff Writer After a down to the wire, overtime win against Lock Haven Saturday, the Millersville men’s basketball team entered Sunday’s contest against Clarion looking for a bit of an easier time. They got just that, easily handling Continue reading
Anthony Jadus Staff Writer This past weekend’s New Standard Invitational went over very well for wrestlers Brad Ladd and Zac Wawrzyniak-Bush. Both wrestlers had very successful days with the 157-pound Zac Wawrzyniak-Bush placing third and the heavyweight Brad Ladd getting Continue reading
Brooke Stephens Staff Writer On Saturday the women’s basketball team traveled to Lock Haven for their PSAC opener, where they were able to grab their first PSAC win of the season. Millersville (4-0) fell behind Lock Haven (2-3), but that Continue reading
Breanna Crognale Staff Writer The Millersville women’s swim team traveled to Lock Haven University on Friday for their last meet in 2012. The girls entered the day hoping to finish the year on a winning note, but were unable to Continue reading
Chris Norton Sports Editor Not many players in the National Football Leauge possess such infamy like that of controversial defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh. In his young three-year career, Suh has managed to create quite a reputation. To no surprise, he Continue reading
Ryan Woerner Staff Writer On Saturday afternoon, the Marauders and the Lock Haven Bald Eagles took to the court in each teams first divisional match-up of the season. Entering on a three game winning streak, the Marauders looked to continue Continue reading