By Anna Corbett, Staff Writer September is Suicide Awareness Month, which might not be commonly known. September also is a busy time for most students, including myself, because of the start of school and the influx of activities on campus.  Being busy is great but can also cause one'

By Matthew Fowler, Managing Editor Returning Newman students and particularly observant first-year students might have been surprised to see that the first floor of the Dugan Library is a lot more open now. The Learning Commons, a new study and collaboration space that was paid for as part of aTitle

By Ana Zeikidze, Staff Writer Father Edmund “Ed” Herzog, the new chaplain at Newman University, is already familiar with the campus. Herzog is a former student of Newman, where he studied business and was a member of the golf team. He got his undergraduate degree in business in 2010, then

By Victor Dixon, Editor-in-Chief There’s a new recurring character at Student Life events. Those who went to Trivia Night in the spring and the Back to School Color Run last month may have noticed that a local business was featured on promotional T-shirts: Wizard’s Alley, a downtown comic