April 3, 2012
Eboni Lacey
Western students saw more slacks, ties, button-ups, suits and dress shoes rather then pumps and peep-toes at the annual WAC fashion show as there were more male participants this year then nearly any other year before. SGA Vice President of WAC Lauren Dillon said she was very happy at this year’s mix of models and ...
April 3, 2012
Thomas Huitt-Johnson
Rob Edmisson hasn’t had a losing season — ever. In 22 seasons as a basketball coach, that alone stood out as the 48-year-old was waiting to hear back from several schools about a job. When Western sought out to hire somebody, Edmisson was a man the Griffons envisioned. They snagged him off the market Thursday ...
April 2, 2012
Dave Hon
Student Senate passed new fees for students Monday night at their second to last Senate meeting. The Student Success Act, which spent weeks in committee before being brought to the Senate, implements a $75 fee on full-time students, a $50 fee on part-time students and a $25 fee on summer students. Student Success Act, Meeting ...
April 1, 2012
Matthew Hunt
Two greek organizations will come together for a great cause to support autism. Alpha Sigma Alpha and Alpha Phi Alpha are holding a fundraising event Wednesday, April 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will help raise awareness about autism and bring the campus together for a great activity. Amber Rivera, president of Alpha ...
April 1, 2012
Eboni Lacey
The men of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity will be kicking off their official Alpha week with a basketball game, a career development event and the annual step show. President of APA Mark Bush said that the goal of Alpha week this year is to educate people on important issues such as community service, networking and ...