On November 15, the Director of the Cultural Studies Program, Karyn Hollis, hosted Tamara Anderson, Chris Rogers, and Ismael Jimenez to discus…
On Friday evening, several students reported an unaffiliated male trespassing in Sullivan and Sheehan Halls. The individual knocked on doors, spoke with residents and roamed around the halls before being detained by Public Safety.
Through the first few days of December, the University geared up for a week of Christmas themed activities. During the first few days of Decem…
Just as much of the world began tentatively adopting a kind of new, post-Covid normalcy, a new variant of the virus, dubbed Omicron, has sprun…
As the semester comes to a close and students on the University’s campus prepare for finals week, there are 27 students that have a unique exp…
On Friday, Dec. 3, University students, staff and members of the surrounding community gathered for the annual Tree Lighting at the Oreo. This…
On Tuesday, Nov. 30, Lambda Pi Eta hosted a Communications Career Panel that was open to all Communication students via Zoom. The panel was ma…
On Tuesday, November 30th, a 15-year old student at Oxford High School in Michigan killed four of his fellow students and injured many others …
On Nov. 10, the University Student Government Senate held its first public meeting since the resignation of a freshman Senator on Nov. 4 follo…
After a nearly 20-month long entry ban, the U.S. has lifted travel restrictions for vaccinated foreign travelers, causing a surge of travel. A…
Amid the racial reckoning and unrest during the summer of 2020 came another heartbreaking tragedy to round out the summer—teenager Kyle Ritten…
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences invited undergraduate students that conducted research at Villanova over the summer to present their …
This past weekend, the University hosted the 33rd Special Olympics Fall Festival, the largest student-run Special Olympics event in the world.…
On Oct. 26, University President Rev. Peter M. Donohue, O.S.A., PhD sent an email to all undergraduate, graduate and law school students reque…
The Albert Lepage Center for History in the Public Interest has been holding scholarly lectures and discussions addressing the theme of turnin…
Presidential elections every four years gain a lot of attention. However, “off-year” elections, like the one on Nov. 2nd, gained traction amon…
Leaders and representatives from countries and groups around the world met starting Oct. 31 in Glasgow, Scotland for the two-week-long COP26 c…
Starting at the end of this month, the University will have a new Executive Vice President of Administration and Operations, Roger Demareski ‘…
On Friday, Congress passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which President Joe Biden will sign into law this week as a major part …
On Friday afternoon, Villanova’s Student Government Association, or SGA, posted a statement on Instagram regarding an allegation that had been…
Should Villanova and other universities subsidize healthcare coverage for graduate students and assistants? On Oct. 29, graduate students, fac…
