Concord University is a great place of education, community and work ethic, but does it come with a risk to your health? Professor James White’s introduction to political science course is on a mission this semester, with health on their minds. Though there are a number of tobacco smoking regulations […]
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Suddenly, Last Summer: A Review
I’ve been at every Concord Theatre production since I arrived at Concord three years ago. The actors and the stories told have never disappointed me. When I found out Ms. Karen Vuranch was the new director of the Concord Theatre department after Dr. Gambill’s retirement, I was excited to […]
Concord Artists’ Galleries Promote Powerful Themes
Thursday, November 10, the reception for four artists was held at the Arthur Butcher Art Gallery in the Alexander Fine Arts Center. The artists – Jaclyn Whittaker, Mackenzie Hight, Cassady Berry, and Kayla Harrison – all produced and displayed galleries of some of their finest work. Whittaker, in her […]
In My Unpopular Opinion
Burning or walking across the flag has become a symbol of protest against Trump in many locations across the United States. Photo Courtesy of NY Daily News As many of you reading this are probably aware, as of last Tuesday night America has a new President-elect. And it is not […]
The History of Thanksgiving
An artistic rendering of the historic "First Thanksgiving" between the Pilgrims and the Native Americans. Photo Courtesy of history.com Set out your cornucopia and sharpen the knives, because it’s time once more to celebrate the pilgrimage of the first European settlers unto this nation. Of course, I am talking about […]
Veteran’s Day: A History
Every November 11, we Americans collectively honor our veterans for all that they do and all that they give up to keep us safe from enemies both foreign and domestic that would do us wrong. No matter what conflict they served in, all veterans are honored on Veteran’s Day. […]
Homestay for the Holidays
Concord University offers homes for international students during holidays. International students who don’t have plans for the holidays can stay with an American family. This is a way for international students to learn and experience more of the American culture. Learning English and academics in school does not teach international […]
Giving Thanks to Those We Love
Between Halloween and Christmas, there is a short but steep drop in festive spirit. Perhaps it is because the traditional Thanksgiving mascots are confusing. Pilgrims do not inspire excitement in the hearts of children. And when you see happy pictures of turkeys all month, a day dedicated to eating the […]
The Votes Are In: National and State Elections Conclude
Newly elected West Virginia Governor Jim Justice addresses the public. Photo courtesy of washingtonpost.com It came down to the wire for all candidates on Election Day, November 8, 2016 in the state of West Virginia. Candidates did all they could to try to persuade fellow West Virginians to cast their […]
WV State Senate Debates at CU
The debate was organized and moderated by Phi Alpha Delta. Photo By Anastasiia Vorobeva On November 2, 2016, Concord University hosted a debate between two candidates for the West Virginia senate – Rockwell “Rocky” Seay and Chandler Swope. The event was organized by Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity, and gave […]