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Men’s tennis gains confidence after rolling to sixth straight win
After winning six straight matches, the Millersville men’s tennis team now must bring their focus to a showdown with the last team that beat them–Bloomsburg.
The Cool Cats swing on
The Millersville University Swing Club, also known at the Cool Cats Swing club is a dance club on campus that was introduced in the fall of 2003, the swing club is currently made up of eleven members and eight performers, but all students and faculty on campus are urged to join because they believe anyone can learn to dance if they are willing to try.
Grads ready for bleak market
Students who will graduate this semester are walking to the commencement of their college education and the beginning of their career. Or so they hope.
Wishing to the Fountain
Spare change isn’t worth much. It floats around the bottom of purses, cars and couches. We leave pennies on the ground, in convenient store trays and in baristas tip jars. It jingles in our pockets; it is thrown into change jars and lies at the bottom of washing machines.
Baseball splits series versus Shippensburg
Millersville’s baseball team competed in a four game series with conference foe Shippensburg University over the weekend and split the series after dropping two of the games on Friday before taking back the next two on Sunday.
MU Jazz hosts trumpet player, Dr. Eddie Handerson
Cliché though it may be, the jazz concert performed at Lyte Auditorium was smooth, something like a fresh cup of coffee in the morning.
Greek houses deemed inadequate
University safety officer investigates Perry, Montour and Armstrong houses.
Edu-lution is key
I am about to discuss what is often an ugly topic for some people: the E-word. But please bear with me, as I can kind of understand why some people would have a problem with evolution, especially if they do not understand what it is.
Former poet laureate visits campus
Donald Hall, the 14th U.S. Poet Laureate and author of 15 poetry anthologies, visited the campus the evening of Wednesday, March 25th as an early way to usher in the National Poetry Month of April.