After this semester, no longer will students need use the Blackboard learning tool. After careful research and approval, Millersville and the entire Pennsylvania State System for Higher Education system are transitioning to a new learning management system.
Stephen J. Anspacher, director of Distance Learning and Off Campus Programs, has been involved at Millersville and the entire PASSHE system in deciding the options available as the current PASSHE contract with Blackboard expires this summer.
Student Senate’s Safety Committee is gearing up for its annual Safety Day event. The event is a way for the Safety Committee to teach students about safety issues on campus. These issues range from drinking to sexual health, all promoting the committee’s mission to ensure the safety of students.
On Friday, January 29 students noticed something about their email- they were unable to access it. Marauder Mail was down nearly five days, totaling 100 hours of downtime.
At first, most students were understanding because of the weekend timing of the outage. As Monday rolled around, however, students began to become frustrated.
David Shenk spoke to a crowded room about the Islamic Iranian Revolution and his work with trying to create peace among religions. David’s mother had graduated from Millersville as a teacher around 1930 and moved to East Africa where Shenk was born and taught by her for 10 years. As an author, Shenk has written [...]
The following list is the allocations for 2009-2010. All student organizations must go through the allocations process in order to get funds from the student activity fee.
The Snapper is going through many changes this year, and while this week’s issue might look the same as years past, do not expect it to last.
Internships are awesome. Especially when you do one where one had not previously existed.
This summer, I spent my time doing my dream job. I got to combine two of my favorite things, all while getting paid.
Nicholas Cage is at it again with another apocalyptic movie.
This past fall resident students were asked to take a survey regarding adding wireless access to residence halls.
A Q&A with art professor Leslie Bowen.
How are your classes treating you this semester?
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