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`Kim Landis honored at NBS convention
Twenty-five students from Millersville attended the National Broadcasting Society-Alpha Episilon Rho National Honor Society convention in Los Angeles, California. Kim Landis, chapter vice president, was named member of the year during the awards ceremony March 19. Former MU NBS vice [...]
Club Corner: Ocean Science Club
Dive licensing, seminars and beach cleanup are just a few of the abundant activities the members of the Ocean Science Club at Millersville participate in. “Our club is highly community service based,” said Club President Alex Davies.
The club officially came back in fall of 2008 after a two semester hiatus. “Justin Gilchrist and I approached Dr. Kumar and we discussed the process of re-installing the club,” Davies said.
MU Dining Halls Make Efforts to Go Green
Green efforts are occuring all over the world, even in places such as Millersville’s campus. The “going green” craze has hit the dining halls.
According to Edward Nase, who has been the director of dining services at Millersville since August 2005, dining services’ efforts in creating a better environment has started as far back as 2006.
The Human Powered Submarine Team: MU’s Best Kept Secret
Persistent and creative; these are just two of the words Dr. Chris Erickson uses to describe the Human Powered Submarine Team. “Stick to it; that’s us,” He said.
The Story Behind Black History Month
Some may argue a whole month devoted to celebrating and making people aware the history and struggle of African-Americans is irrelevant or archaic. Others may think that yes; we must embrace our widely diverse culture and learn more about our fellow Americans, listen to their story and feel their pain.