September 18, 2020
Megan Granados, Reporter
September 18, 2020
Mason Crist, Reporter
Many college students relax over the summer, especially during the COVID pandemic. Not Felicia Garcia. While getting ready for her junior...
Summer is usually a time for students to go out on vacation, spend time with friends and enjoy the good weather, but for Camryn Mathews, a second-year...
It’s a warm July afternoon and you are walking the beach. You feel the sand squish between your toes and hear the sound of the waves brushing...
PNW will get into the law and order business when the university launches a criminal justice major in the fall of 2021. “The whole purpose...
PNW is using a scheduled accreditation review by the Higher Learning Commission in April to revise the university’s general education requirements. “This...
PNW is demolishing one of the oldest buildings on campus to make way for its newest. The Gyte Annex, constructed in 1954 as an industrial...
Students who are struggling with their studies may soon get some help from the Center for Faculty Excellence, a new resource designed to help...
As people are stuck inside with nothing to do but snack, many have noticed weight gains that some have labeled the COVID-15, referencing “the...
For some international students, enrolling at PNW is only part of an American education. Many choose to steep themselves in the culture by living...
PNW cancelled fall league sports because of COVID-19, but the school is still hosting two golf fundraisers in September and October. The two...
Though the fall season’s events were canceled, PNW student athletes remain committed to their sports. Although they aren’t happy about...
The school’s student athletes are fighting the stereotype of “dumb jock” by setting a new collective GPA record of 3.43 during the spring...