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Elmer Johnson ’64, alumnus and beloved former faculty member, passed away on November, 1, 2020, at the age of 79.  Elmer came to the University in the Spring of 1960 and graduated in 1964 with a [...]

This past week, along with most Americans, my family celebrated Thanksgiving together, with the exception of our son who is currently serving overseas with the U.S. Navy. Obviously, some things [...]

More and more college students are responsible for their own college loans and personal finances. This means that more students are working part-time, or even full-time, throughout their college [...]

College students are learning remotely now more than ever. For some, online learning is a preferred way to balance schoolwork and life with family and friends. For others, this time of remote [...]

Dr. Nancy Halliday '73 joins the podcast to speak to the true purpose of physical education. Nancy was an associate professor at Hofstra University, interim dean of the School of Education, and [...]

Becoming a counselor can be an exciting, dynamic, and fulfilling profession where you help people navigate many of life’s difficult challenges. But before you get there, you have to obtain the [...]

On Friday, November 6 and Saturday, November 7, Cairn students will take the stage in Chatlos Chapel for a rendition of Moliére’s 1673 play, The Imaginary Invalid. Known in its original French [...]