New provost aims to increase student engagement
As new assistant provost for student engagement, Allard hopes to “enhance the student experience” and work with campus leaders.
Hall of Champions
Heritage Hall is officially open to the public beginning today, Feb. 3, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The 80,000 square foot, $35 million renovation project took a little more than a year to complete. The building will house five teams, and connect to the John McKay Center through a bottom floor corridor. On Saturday […]
Marshall study finds stress reliever
Assistant professor Sarah Townsend researches the effects of stress using a panel of 52 woman.
Artists pay tribute to Langston Hughes
Poet Malcolm Jamal Warner and musician Ron McCurdy honor the poet through art.
Health meets wearable devices
As integrated as modern technology has become in our lives, whether it be social networking and the abundance of smartphone adoption, tech companies seem to be prepping for the next step: integrating tech with your body. And while it’s still nowhere from being a widely used tool or even a fashion statement, it seems that […]
Chicken and Rice comes to Hollywood
The food truck brings New York-style halal comfort food to Hollywood and Highland.
Wood Brothers revive folk music at Troubadour
The Wood Brothers, featuring brothers Chris and Oliver, bring a taste of folk and jazz through their music to The Troubadour.
Hosting Olympics in Brazil, Russia neglects safety
The decision to host the Olympic Games in Russia and Brazil shows indifference to the welfare of players and fans.
Egypt justified in implementing soundproof cage
Denounced Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi’s outbursts in court warrant the unusual measures.