University to shut down ‘WestFest’

Due to concerns about student safety, liability issues and a covenant with the township, the University has decided it can no longer turn a blind eye to the unsanctioned events on West Campus that have gone on during NovaFest weekends in recent years, according to Vice President for Student Life Rev. John Stack, O.S.A. Full story

Marquette too much for 'Nova in New York

Apparently for Villanova, the third time isn't always a charm. In their first game of the Big East Championship at Madison Square Garden, the Wildcats couldn't hold off a pesky Marquette squad, falling 80-76.  Having defeated the Golden Eagles twice already this season, Villanova was confident about its chances to advance deep into the conference tournament after watching top-seeded Syracuse lose earlier in the day to Georgetown. Full story

BRICKS TO BABEL: Weapons industry still thrives

Death is a multi-billion dollar global industry. World arms sales continue to thrive even amid an international economic recession. Because of poor oversight, unprofessional military behavior, morally reprehensible weapons transfers and the tendency for an arms supplier’s “allies” to become “enemies,” the sale of weapons only exacerbates global political turmoil and instability. Full story

Starting a legacy

It's no secret Villanova University prides itself on the fact that its alumni are eager to continue their family legacy by sending their children to share in the community that is Villanova. As the daughter of two Villanova graduates myself, I am familiar with the pride and passion Villanova alumni have toward their alma mater. Full story

Broken Bells debut album anything but innovative

Collaboration of The Shins’ frontman and Danger Mouse leaves more to be desired

Regeneration is usually a thing of starfish and lizards, unless the music industry is involved. Time tells the story of countless, torrid band break-ups and duet demises only to be succeeded by new lead singers, a solo project or a super group. Full story