Now that the hoopla about the merger is over (and wasn’t that a great second kiss?) it’s time to get down to what’s really important: Bossypants. The CronkNews book club has been rolling for over three weeks weeks on Twitter using the hashtag #CronkBC. It’s not too late to catch up on the action and [...]

by Josh Bond Freelance Writer When the new Student Activities Center opens at Atlantic University this fall, there will be no shortage of space for student organizations. An entire meeting room on the third floor will be made available for student use. “Since the building was funded almost entirely with Student Activities Fee money, we [...]

Dr. Karen Polonzo, professor of sociology, brought new life to Grand Voise University’s Take Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day. “Interest in the program has waned over the years, and we’ve always blamed the faculty because they refused to participate in the finger painting fest and the cookie decorama,” said activities director Buddy Ewell. [...]

by Dexter Woodlawn Freelance Writer Anticipation was ripe just before 6 p.m. last night as the world of college administration eagerly awaited the announcement of the consolidation vote of the two major student affairs organizations, the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) and the American College Personnel Association (ACPA).  The two organizations have operated [...]

by Irma Pelt Senior Staff Writer One administrative assistant received special recognition at Perry University’s Administrative Professionals Banquet this week for her unique support of the university’s wellness program. The human resources office at Perry introduced a wellness plan for faculty and staff earlier this semester, hoping to lower overall insurance costs by incentivizing positive [...]

by Skye Kopfgeschlagen Freelance Writer “It was not an appropriate question for a final exam,” said Psychology Chair Joel Kevin at Harmony University, referencing a test that has become a volatile topic among students and professors. Several students expressed concerns to Mr. Kevin following their final exam, comprised of a single question, in their Psychology [...]

by Schubert Lovenkraft Freelance Writer Kansas A&T faculty overwhelmingly passed the long awaited, so-called “nuclear option,” officially voting no-confidence in its senior class at yesterday’s All Faculty Meeting. The motion that passed by a vote of 141 to 6 (with 4 abstentions) stated, “After four years of beating our collective heads against a wall trying [...]

by Hannah Q. Scott Freelance Writer While many universities struggle with budget limitations brought on by dramatic cuts in federal and state support, Heartland College (now known as Pfizer-Heartland College) has found a new way to make ends meet: increased corporate sponsorship. Director of College Relations Peter Hamlisch says, “We were hurting financially. Instead of [...]

Dr. Harvey Piattoni, who has served Lake Huron University for thirty years as as the beloved Dean of Faculty will host a professional development workshop next Thursday for junior faculty and staff. “I’ve always prided myself on offering special opportunities for the underlings,” said Dean Piattoni. “Many of my former staff members have left Lake [...]

by Irma Pelt Senior Staff Writer Last week, for a record breaking thirty-first consecutive year, Grimsley College’s Campus Events Committee held its annual discussion of the campus posting policy. This tradition, dating back to a tragic posting incident in 1979, is one of the campus’s longest standing. “Every year around this time I receive a [...]