News
Enrollment for Fall 2017
Amanda Biro, News Editor
Enrollment on both campuses decreased by 4.4 percent in general fund credits for Fall 2017. Administrators are currently looking for ways to increase enrollment. PNW has 1,125 freshmen for this year, but had 1,301 freshmen las...
September 18, 2017 • No Comments
PNW names new chief of staff
Ronny Bonnell, Staff Writer
PNW recently announced Richard Rupp, associate professor of political science, chief of staff in the office of Chancellor Thomas L. Keon. Rupp has been a faculty member for 18 years. He has experience as a longtime fa...
September 18, 2017 • No Comments
TV co-host opened the 64th Sinai Forum
Richard Chambers, Staff Writer
TV co-host of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, opened the 64th season of the Sinai Forum to a full house, discussing political issues and his political experience on Sept. 10 at the Westville campus. Before be...
September 18, 2017 • No Comments
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In Brief
Kickin’ it into goal
Ashley Granados, Staff Writer
Intramurals hosted the ninth annual field goal contest was held on Sept. 13. The event is held in the fall semester right before the kickoff of flag football. Matt Dudz...
September 20, 2017 • No Comments
SGA wants students to donate to hurricane relief
Amanda Biro, News Editor
SGA is collecting signatures from students in SULB and encouraging students to donate to Salvation Army after the aftermath of Tropical Storm Harvey. Daquan Williams, SG...
September 18, 2017 • No Comments
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September 18, 2017
Getting funky at Homecoming Extravaganza
September 18, 2017
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Arts & Leisure
Enthusiastic professor enriches education
Donovon Barrier, Staff Writer
David Pratt, associate professor of education, knew he wanted to teach when he graduated college but coming to PNW is where he found his home. Pratt received his doctoral degree from the University of Califo...
September 18, 2017 • No Comments
Confidence shapes a communicator’s voice
Karina Jimenez, Arts and Leisure Editor
By studying communication, Rhonda Nemri, new adviser for the communication and creative arts department, found her voice. Nemri loved how her graduate studies pushed her to speak in the classroom wi...
September 18, 2017 • No Comments
Executive director of housing helps PNW feel like home
Leah Medema, Staff Writer
Scott Iverson, executive director of Housing, has been the executive director for six years and oversees housing operations for 750 PNW students living on campus. Iverson, who has been involved in college housing ...
September 3, 2017 • No Comments
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Sports
Passes for purchase
Amanda Lopez, Editor-In-Chief
PNW athletics is now offering 2017-18 season passes to fans. The general All-Sports Package costs $50 and includes two all-sport adult tickets. Rob Huizenga, assistant athletic director, said with the transition to Division II,...
September 18, 2017 • No Comments
Cross country takes major wins at home, places lower away
Amanda Lopez, Editor-In-Chief
The PNW Fall 5K Classic featured Jennifer Crague, freshman, taking first place with a time of 20:35 on Sept. 8. The win contributed to the team taking first place overall with a total of 26 points for their second meet in...
September 18, 2017 • No Comments
Tennis preview: PNW Tennis looks continue success
Cameron Page, Staff Writer
The men and women’s tennis teams look forward to competing in Division II and expanding on last year’s success this season. They continue under second-year head coach Lucian Tabic. The men’s tennis team finished wi...
September 8, 2017 • No Comments
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Opinion
Editorial: PNW’s unification culture
Jacob Yothment, Editor-in-Chief (print)
Since the beginning, unification has created a culture where the administration reveals news to the affected parties at the last second. Most recently, the administration...
April 18, 2017 • No Comments
Column: Why you should care about SGA elections
Jacob Yothment, Editor-in-Chief (print)
After seeing past Student Government Association elections, I was disappointed this year to see that many of the students voting and candidates running simply did not care. To...
April 2, 2017 • No Comments
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