L'Shir, the university's only co-ed a cappella group, kicked off the concert.,Friday night, the nationally recognized group Rockapella rocked the house at Lincoln Theatre as part of the Music for a Change benefit concert series. As the lights dimmed and the performance began, I had no idea what I was
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The Hartford Drug and Alcohol Team (HAT) has been a part of the university for about 10 years in a variety of forms. According to Patricia McKenna-Grant, the Director of Connections, "The idea for HAT came about to address some of the issues surrounding alcohol and other drugs on campus and to keep us up to speed on current trends (i.
Students, faculty and interested listeners trickled into Berkman Recital Hall around 2:45 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20. The faculty recital, featuring 10 talented faculty members, began at three after a few words from the performance coordinator and new viola professor, Rita Porfiris.
The invitational kicked off the 2009-2010 school year with entertaining performances by university a cappella groups L'Shir and Hawkapella.,Anticipation grew as old fans and intrigued newcomers gathered outside Konover's Great Room for the "A Cappella Invitational." Eight o'clock came and went before doors opened admitting an eager audience Friday, Sept.
"I've been in Student Affairs for 18 years, and while I love working with students, I craved a new challenge.,After Penny Mahon, the previous Senior Advisor to the President, passed away suddenly over the summer, a hole was left in the administration. After a discussion with University President Walter Harrison,
She is replacing Sue Fitzgerald, who was appointed the Senior Advisor to the President over the summer.,After working in the Office of Orientation, Residential Life and the Freshman Success Center, Suzanne Anderson McNeil is moving to Student Affairs as the Assistant Vice President for Student Health and Wellness. She is
Informer Staff Writer Fifteen pounds may not seem like a lot of weight now, but when you try on clothes from last summer, you'll notice. One of the things college freshmen worry about most after settling in is the "Freshman Fifteen." But this weight gain is easily preventable with a
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