The Campus Carry Bill has resurfaced, in recent weeks, in West Virginia causing universities and college communities to discuss the controversial topic. As the number of mass shootings grow throughout the United States, people are scrambling for a solution to the problem before it reaches their communities. In West Virginia, one […]
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John Bassett III Speaks at Concord
Bassett emphasized the importance of working hard, looking out for your employees or coworkers and communicating. Photo Courtesy of PRLog John Bassett, renowned business man and author, visited Concord University to inform students about how to make it in the world of business. Bassett has been in the furniture business […]
New LED Lights: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
There ceremony ushered in a new period of increased safety on campus. Photo Courtesy of WVNS A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at University Point to celebrate the completion of the University’s LED Energy Lighting Project. Alicia Besenyei, Vice President of Advancement, welcomed guests with her opening remarks. She provided […]
Concord Offers Mental Health First Aid Training Course
Students had the opportunity to get a certificate in Mental Health First Aid Training at Concord University on Friday, Nov. 2. Professionals from Mental Health First Aid USA gave the training. This training involves recognizing crises and helping individuals get help for their conditions. The course began at 8:30 a.m., […]
Changes in the Music Department
Changes made to the music department will help students graduate in a more timely manner. Photo Courtesy of McKayla Phillips Concord University’s music department will be experiencing some changes beginning January 2019. In a September meeting with students, professors explained the changes to the music education program. The program will […]
In Memory of Dr. Ron Burgher
Dr. Burgher will be deeply missed by the Concord community. Photo Courtesy of Ron Burgher Dr. Ronald Burgher, former professor at Concord University, passed away Monday, Oct. 22. He leaves behind a legacy of dedication to the university and a passion for inspiring students to learn and grow in the […]
Proposed Amendment to State Constitution Spikes Controversy
This election West Virginians will find a few other things on the ballot besides just the names of candidates. Two amendments are to be voted on in the election, and one has created quite a stir, Amendment No. 1: No Constitutional right to abortion Amendment. From this title alone, it […]
Polio-Like Illness Is Becoming More Prevalent in the U.S.
The CDC has confirmed at least 62 cases in 22 states just this year. Photo Courtesy of KEPR As the year comes to a close, the CDC confirms an increase in the number of AFM cases in children in the United States. Acute Flaccid Myelitis, more commonly known as AFM, […]
Senate Candidate Comparison
The midterm elections for West Virginia will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Two candidates for U.S. Senate of West Virginia are Joe Manchin and Jim Morrisey. According to the Joe Manchin website at manchin.senate. gov, Manchin is a Democrat. Manchin serves on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, […]
Meta-Majors Initiative to Be Implemented Next Year
Meta-majors help keep undecided students on track to finish on time. Photo Courtesy of Concord University The Academic Success Center is currently planning to implement a meta-major initiative for students who have undecided majors. According to Sheila Womack, program specialist, meta-majors are large areas of academic interest grouped together. The […]