The Gannon Knight

Finding God on Gannon’s campus: Editor attempts to follow Jesus, not celebrities, in...

Sep 18 • 29 Views • No Comments on Finding God on Gannon’s campus: Editor attempts to follow Jesus, not celebrities, in social media era

by As a journalism major, I find myself submerged in the topic of social media more and more. It’s something that is changing the way people interact with each other. At this point, it’s almost unheard of to not have any type of social media account....
Powerful traveling exhibit seeks to break the silence surrounding suicide prevention

Sep 18 • 31 Views • No Comments on Powerful traveling exhibit seeks to break the silence surrounding suicide prevention

by Active Minds is working to change the conversation about mental health on college campuses across the country, and Gannon University’s chapter of this national organization is no exception. Its active member base can be seen tabling with information in...
GIVE Day energizes student body

Sep 18 • 18 Views • No Comments on GIVE Day energizes student body

by Gannon’s Invitation to Volunteer Everywhere, more commonly known as GIVE Day, will take place Saturday as the entire Knight community will participate in a tradition that has become a hallmark of the university’s image. Over 1,000 students, faculty and...
Football falls to West Chester Golden Rams

Sep 18 • 19 Views • No Comments on Football falls to West Chester Golden Rams

by Costly turnovers played a major role as Gannon University dropped its home football opener to 19th-ranked West Chester Saturday, 48-14, at McConnell Family Stadium. The loss evened the Knights’ overall record at 1-1 going into Saturday’s 12:05 p.m....
Upcoming Schuster play brings wintry weather, magic

Sep 18 • 22 Views • No Comments on Upcoming Schuster play brings wintry weather, magic

by The first Schuster Theatre production of the year is sweeping in next week with an icy breeze and heartwarming storyline. “Almost, Maine” follows the interweaving stories of nine couples as their relationships begin, change and end over the course of a...

I-HACK building undergoing renovations

Sep 18 • 48 Views • No Comments on I-HACK building undergoing renovations

by Renovations to the Institute for Health and Cyber Knowledge in what is currently the Knight Tower are about to begin. The renovated building will create several new...

GIVE Day energizes student body

by Gannon’s Invitation to Volunteer Everywhere, more commonly known as GIVE Day, will take place Saturday as the entire Knight community...

Sep 18 • 18 Views

Tobacco policy shifts campus focus, mission

by A revision of Gannon University’s tobacco policy went into effect Aug. 1 to support efforts to transition to a tobacco-free campus as...

Sep 11 • 196 Views

Gannon enrollment numbers grow

by Gannon University has reached its highest total enrollment since the fall of 1991, amassing a current tally of 4,444 students. For the...

Sep 11 • 240 Views

Powerful traveling exhibit seeks to break the silence surrounding suicide prevention

Sep 18 • 31 Views • No Comments on Powerful traveling exhibit seeks to break the silence surrounding suicide prevention

by Active Minds is working to change the conversation about mental health on college campuses across the country, and Gannon University’s chapter of this national...

CHESS series kicks off with Islamic hip-hop lecture

by The intersection of hip-hop music and Islam might seem strange to someone who doesn’t know much about either, but...

Sep 18 • 46 Views

Psychology professor writes statistics blog for students

by Jessica Hartnett, an associate professor in Gannon University’s psychology program, shares her love of statistics...

Sep 18 • 30 Views

WERG becomes an affiliate with NBCNewsRadio

by Listeners of Gannon University’s student-produced radio station, 90.5 WERG, may notice a change in broadcasting...

Sep 11 • 262 Views

Perspective

Finding the right internship is key to the future

Sep 18 • 32 Views
Student discovers it is never too late to learn some new study tricks

Sep 18 • 30 Views
Banning plastic straws is a Band-Aid solution to a much larger problem

Sep 18 • 35 Views
Dedicated sports fan takes time to reflect on competitive past

Sep 18 • 22 Views
NCAA sports announce California State Legislature

Sep 18 • 24 Views
Presque Isle offers city life relief

Sep 18 • 21 Views

You’ll float too if you see ‘It: Chapter 2’

Sep 18 • 34 Views • No Comments on You’ll float too if you see ‘It: Chapter 2’

by Something is coming. We can all feel its presence. It is . . . the spooky time of the year. Insert cheesy lightning and thunder sound effects here. Yes, it’s true,...

Eerie childhood classic film ‘Coraline’ still frightening

by As children we have grown up playing with dolls. However, most dolls we play with do not look like us and are not found in a...

Sep 18 • 41 Views

‘The Fall of Hobo Johnson’ needs to reach more listeners

by There is a lot to unpack with Hobo Johnson’s third album, “The Fall of Hobo Johnson.” Between the distorted vocals, the funny...

Sep 18 • 34 Views

Upcoming Schuster play brings wintry weather, magic

by The first Schuster Theatre production of the year is sweeping in next week with an icy breeze and heartwarming storyline. “Almost,...

Sep 18 • 22 Views

Senior reflects on long and successful career

Sep 18 • 25 Views • No Comments on Senior reflects on long and successful career

by For many athletes, just being able to play with their teammates and have their support is one of the greatest experiences they have playing on a collegiate sports...

Football falls to West Chester Golden Rams

by Costly turnovers played a major role as Gannon University dropped its home football opener to 19th-ranked West...

Sep 18 • 19 Views