By Madeleine Alvarez Bright orange scooters appeared on campus one morning last week. Just as quickly as they appeared, they were gone. “No one authorized them to be on campus,” Director of Security Morris Floyd said. “They had talked about it, they had asked questions of the company, but no

By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief Newman this week announced a 3.5 percent tuition increase for the 2020-2021 academic year, alongside a 3 percent increase in meal plan prices and an overall decrease in residence hall prices. An emailed statement from University President Norreen Carrocci, sent to all students, said the

By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief Professor of Chemistry David Shubert stepped down from the dean of arts and sciences position on Sept. 1, and a committee is actively searching for his replacement. The committee is chaired by Dean of Education and Social Work Cameron Carlson, who said the university will likely

By Hope Eckley, Staff Writer A Newman staff member could be a newly elected official by November. Joseph Shepard won a spot in the general election in August for the at-large seat on the USD 259 school board. If he wins he will take on a volunteer position for the