• EMT Career Options Worth Exploring

    Going to school to become an emergency medical technician, or EMT, doesn't always mean that you'll end up as an EMT. The certification can open doors, helping you become a crucial part of a hospital's emergency room staff, an emergency dispatcher and more. Read on to learn more.

  • Celebrating the Class of 2022: Commencement Traditions

    On Saturday, May 7, 2022, we’re celebrating the Class of 2022 during our 156th Commencement Exercises. As we get excited for the ceremony, we’re taking a look back at the unique traditions that make up Commencement while looking ahead to what the future holds for our graduates. Read on to learn more about some of our favorite Commencement traditions.

  • Tips to Help You Prepare for Finals

    Summer break is so close, Bulldogs! It’s time to power through and ace your final exams before you head out on your summer adventures. Need some tips to help finish the semester out strong? Check out our tips for a successful finals week.

  • Spring Athletics Spotlight: Men’s & Women’s Lacrosse

    It’s been one exciting season on the lacrosse field. With the men’s team holding a winning record and the women’s team achieving program milestones, including record goals in a game and their first-ever GNAC win, these teams are on a roll. Read on to hear from defender Peyton Emrick ’23, field player Abby Flood ’25, attacker Rachel Conrad ’23, midfielder Ryan Clunie ’25, and goalie Andrew McKenna ’22.

  • Assistant Professor Liz W. Faber Receives Book Award

    Assistant Professor of English & Communication Liz W. Faber, Ph.D. received the Pop Culture Association 2022 Emily Toth Award for Best Single Work in Women’s Studies for her book The Computer’s Voice: From Star Trek to Siri. Read on to learn more.

  • Spring Athletics Spotlight: Softball & Baseball

    The season is in full swing this spring for the softball and baseball teams. We spoke to Alex Marie ’23, utility player for the softball team, Madison Mayo ’24, outfielder for the softball team, Gianna Bencivengo ’23, captain and first base for the softball team and Brian Dovidio ’23, second baseman for the baseball team, to learn more about their experiences on the team and as student-athletes.