It’s that time of year again, when you find yourself running around looking for holiday gifts for friends and family. Usually, I have lots of questions like, “What does this person want?” “What don’t they already have?” “People like socks, right?” Don’t get stumped trying to find creative gifts this holiday season. Here are some […]
For the past semester, the junior occupational therapy students have been doing psychology fieldwork within the Erie community. To the non-health science readers out there, fieldwork is basically applying what you learn in class to real life. The OTs have three fieldwork experiences: psych OT fieldwork that you complete your junior year, level one field […]
Hello and welcome to my blog: The Student-Athlete Handbook! My name is Lauren Zemanek and in this segment I am going to talk a little bit about what I do and where I foresee this blog to go. I am an athlete on the Acrobatics and Tumbling team here at Gannon. Now, you may be […]
Like many college students, I struggle with time management. I feel as though there are a million things on my plate at any given time, and remembering every single task, meeting, assignment and event seems to be a Sisyphean ordeal. I tried writing down things in a planner, but I’d often forget to bring it […]
“One small step for man, and one giant leap for private institutions.” Representatives confirmed Tuesday morning that Gannon University would, in fact, would be the first university to expand a brand new campus on our planet’s moon, commonly referred to as “the Moon.” “As many know, Gannon recently expanded our university to a Florida campus, […]
Oh, you have an essay due tomorrow? Well, I guess now is the perfect time to clean your room. Or maybe you will finally go to the gym or take a nap. Whatever your choice, you have succumbed to the inevitable procrastination of your college career. Even if you are someone who believes your time […]
Daniel Ruth, a 1972 Gannon University alumnus, won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing, along with co-worker Tim Nickens. Ruth was announced winner of the Pulitzer Prize and $10,000 on April 15, 2013 for his and Nicken’s work at the Tampa Bay Times in St. Petersburg, Fla. Ruth and Nickens collaborated on research pertaining to fluoridation […]
Rwandan computer science and software engineering major Carine Munezero Uwase is striving to provide voice for fellow Knights through her role as an Integrated Marketing Influencer. On and off campus, Carine channels her passion for service and storytelling to make an impact in communities around her. She is actively creating and seeking out opportunities for […]
Sometime over Christmas break, I started receiving Facebook invites to a place called an Erie Movie House. Intrigued, and being a lover of film, I looked forward to coming back to Gannon so I might actually have a chance to make it out to the place. As luck would have it, owner Craig Stadler reached […]
On Thursday, November 8th, Gannon University gave a salute to Veterans Day. Dr. Keith Taylor gave the welcoming speech and opening remarks. The guest speaker was Dr. Jay D. Badams, the Superintendent of the Erie School District. The ceremony took place on AJ’s Way where the names of Gannon military members who gave their lives […]
