The Gannon Knight

We must learn to stop taking things for granted

Nov 7 • 167 Views • No Comments on We must learn to stop taking things for granted

by Living 2,490 miles away from your family is tough. Trust me, I know this because that is the exact distance that I currently live away from my family. My family and I have grown very close over the years; living in three different countries and seven...
How to handle the stress of being a college student

Nov 7 • 142 Views • No Comments on How to handle the stress of being a college student

by Gross anatomy is kicking my butt. Up until this point in my life, this is by far the most difficult course I have ever taken. With the increased difficulty of the workload comes a lot of added stress. For someone who has had issues with stress in the past,...
It is important to exercise your right to vote this year

Nov 7 • 132 Views • No Comments on It is important to exercise your right to vote this year

by ‘Tis the season for pumpkin spice, holiday music and recorded calls from politicians. Tuesday marked a very important date for the entire calendar year. It was time to get out to the polls and vote. As someone from a small town, this meant I made a...
Netflix provides outlet for procrastination

Nov 7 • 169 Views • No Comments on Netflix provides outlet for procrastination

by I think that most students could agree that one of the best things to do when you are procrastinating is to watch a show or movie on Netflix. Lately, I have been taking advantage of some of my free time, and admittedly my not-so-free time, to watch a few...
Philharmonic experience offers enjoyable evening

Nov 7 • 137 Views • No Comments on Philharmonic experience offers enjoyable evening

by This Saturday, I went to see the Erie Philharmonic show at the Warner Theatre with my sister, Danielle. As always, I had a great time. I love seeing the Philharmonic perform. I enjoy being a young patron of the arts. I think it’s so important to set time...

Schuster Art funding affects Writing Awards Program

Nov 7 • 190 Views • No Comments on Schuster Art funding affects Writing Awards Program

by Recent changes to the Schuster Arts fund have caused some concern for how some art programs will be funded on campus, especially the Gannon Writing Awards...

Global Summit X kicks off at Gannon University

by Gannon University held its first lecture Oct. 29 of the Jefferson Educational Society’s Global Summit X, with four more lectures to be...

Nov 7 • 388 Views

Rob Shindler visits Gannon, talks to students

by There are 32 million adults in the world who can’t read. Gannon University hosted Rob Shindler, this year’s Gannon READS author,...

Oct 31 • 222 Views

Gannon students excited to participate in midterm elections

by One topic that most college-age adults don’t like to discuss is politics. It is especially challenging with our current political...

Oct 31 • 306 Views

Gannon student learns leadership through campus involvement

Nov 7 • 197 Views • No Comments on Gannon student learns leadership through campus involvement

by Many students who first come to college are faced with a multitude of choices they have to make. These include choosing a major, learning how to live independently...

No such thing as offseason at Presque Isle State Park

by With summer in Erie not but a memory, many people are headed indoors for activities. However, there is much fun...

Nov 7 • 671 Views

Pints and Politics offers space for students to discuss current events

by Pints and Politics is a relatively new Gannon University- sponsored event from the history department. Led by...

Oct 31 • 325 Views

Model UN to host 66th annual high school conference

by Nearly 400 high school students from approximately 20 high schools in Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio will attend...

Oct 31 • 334 Views

Perspective

We must learn to stop taking things for granted

Nov 7 • 167 Views
How to handle the stress of being a college student

Nov 7 • 142 Views
It is important to exercise your right to vote this year

Nov 7 • 132 Views
Netflix provides outlet for procrastination

Nov 7 • 169 Views
Philharmonic experience offers enjoyable evening

Nov 7 • 137 Views
Gender stereotypes in sports restrain women

Nov 1 • 232 Views

Julia Holter’s ‘Aviary’ offers enjoyment on multiple levels

Nov 7 • 315 Views • No Comments on Julia Holter’s ‘Aviary’ offers enjoyment on multiple levels

by Pop music is defined as a genre that continually redefines itself to stay relevant at the top of the charts. Artists like Ariana Grande, Beyonce, Adele, Ed Sheeren,...

Gannon students bring new Schuster Gallery exhibit to life

by Students in Gannon University’s Event Planning class have been working tirelessly to bring a new exhibit to the Schuster Art Gallery....

Nov 7 • 168 Views

‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ is the film Queen fans have been waiting for

by “Bohemian Rhapsody,” starring Rami Malek, was released Friday to a $50 million opening weekend, and it has already amassed a...

Nov 7 • 178 Views

Be Positive event successfully raises over $6,000 for charity

by Members of Gannon University’s Greek Life gathered together to raise money for childhood cancer Tuesday afternoon. The Be Positive...

Nov 6 • 227 Views

Men’s, women’s cross country finish 10th, 11th at PSAC

Nov 8 • 438 Views • No Comments on Men’s, women’s cross country finish 10th, 11th at PSAC

by The Gannon University men’s and women’s cross country teams hit the trails last weekend at Edinboro for the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC)...