The Gannon Knight

Comedy Knight leads to learning experience

Feb 13 • 160 Views • No Comments on Comedy Knight leads to learning experience

by Last Friday, I had the opportunity to coordinate a stand-up comedy night here on campus that was well-received by many students. The Gannon Comedy Knight took place at the Gannon Knight Club. You probably saw some of the posters around campus or were even...
Reading shortcuts cannot work for students forever

Feb 13 • 127 Views • No Comments on Reading shortcuts cannot work for students forever

by I have never been much of a reader. It’s not that I really have something against reading, it’s just that I am a really slow reader, and it takes me forever to get through books. Why spend three months reading something when I can just watch the movie...
Showing love should not be a one-day-only affair

Feb 13 • 177 Views • No Comments on Showing love should not be a one-day-only affair

by I don’t like Valentine’s Day. I said it and I’m not ashamed one bit. Now I’m sure I sound like the cliché, single girl who only dislikes the holiday because she has no one to share it with, but surprisingly I even disliked it while in a...
Valentine’s Day should bring joy, not resentment

Feb 13 • 154 Views • No Comments on Valentine’s Day should bring joy, not resentment

by We have finally reached mid-February, which means that we are about to experience the holiday that many individuals just absolutely love to hate. Valentine’s Day. I know that many individuals hate this particular holiday for one reason or another. I, on...
Some people don’t like chocolate, Valentine’s Day

Feb 13 • 142 Views • No Comments on Some people don’t like chocolate, Valentine’s Day

by Valentine’s Day is probably one of my least favorite holidays. And it doesn’t really have anything to do with the fact that couples are extra lovey-dovey on this day or anything. That’s never really bothered me. I mean it does suck being single on a...

Freedom Series continues with Humanities Conference

Feb 13 • 204 Views • No Comments on Freedom Series continues with Humanities Conference

by The fifth annual College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences conference is set to take place beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Nash Library and Learning...

Excellence in Advising Award to honor faculty

by For the past 12 years, with the help of students, one adviser from each of Gannon University’s three colleges has been recognized for...

Feb 13 • 120 Views

Students prepare for spring town hall meeting

by For the second time this academic year, Gannon’s Student Government Association (SGA), will be hosting a student town hall. The...

Feb 6 • 285 Views

Public Service and Global Affairs to hold ‘Speed Dating’

by In spirit of this month’s holiday, the School of Public Service and Global Affairs (PSGA) will be holding its first social event:...

Feb 6 • 280 Views

Wellness Fair creates opportunities for students

Feb 13 • 208 Views • No Comments on Wellness Fair creates opportunities for students

by The 15th annual Wellness Fair was held at the Recreation and Wellness Center Feb. 5. The theme, ‘I am Wellness’ called for everyone to own their wellness and...

Gannon partners with Metz and others for ABST program

by For years, Gannon University has been laying the groundwork for a partnership that will transform the lives of those...

Feb 13 • 182 Views

Anything except extinct: The story of Erie’s fish and frogs

by Take a peak around town in little, hidden corners and you might see the remnants of what once was. They are large,...

Feb 13 • 226 Views

New club on campus brings awareness to health

by Cancer, diabetes, heart disease and arthritis vary in severity, but all of these illnesses have one thing in common:...

Feb 6 • 254 Views

Perspective

Comedy Knight leads to learning experience

Feb 13 • 160 Views
Reading shortcuts cannot work for students forever

Feb 13 • 127 Views
Showing love should not be a one-day-only affair

Feb 13 • 177 Views
Valentine’s Day should bring joy, not resentment

Feb 13 • 154 Views
Some people don’t like chocolate, Valentine’s Day

Feb 13 • 142 Views
New experiences happen, even through senior year

Feb 6 • 230 Views

Lego sequel fails to build on the success of predecessor

Feb 13 • 133 Views • No Comments on Lego sequel fails to build on the success of predecessor

by This past weekend, “The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part” premiered in theaters to decent but not outstanding box office returns, despite almost universally positive...

Ariana Grande’s recent albums favor quantity over quality

by One of the biggest names in pop music, Ariana Grande, has returned relatively quickly for her fifth full-length record, and it seems to...

Feb 13 • 153 Views

Netflix’s ‘You’ gives thrilling look into the minds of stalkers

by The Netflix original crime drama “You” gives an inside look of what is behind the minds of a stalker. This psychological thriller is...

Feb 13 • 161 Views

Erie Fringe Fest continues throughout February

by Erie Fringe Fest, a month-long performing arts celebration inspired by the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, kicked off last Friday with Comedy...

Feb 13 • 122 Views

Women’s water polo falls in season opener

Feb 13 • 219 Views • No Comments on Women’s water polo falls in season opener

by The Gannon University women’s water polo team saw its season get off to a rough start over the weekend, but the Knights did have a few individual highlights. Gannon...