Gannon University announced Tuesday it had received a $3.7 million...
The dog days of summer can’t keep Gannon University’s Schuster...
Gannon University announced Tuesday it had received a $3.7 million allocation of relief money from the federal government. The money, which...
Gannon University President Keith Taylor, Ph.D., announced Thursday that the mask mandate on campus has been lifted. The announcement was made...
Gannon University announced Thursday the appointment of Paul C. Perrine as the new dean of student development and engagement. Perrine hails...
Gannon University has announced its commencement speakers for the spring graduation ceremonies in Erie and Ruskin, Fla. Speaking at the Erie...
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“Take Back the Night,” an event to raise awareness for sexual assault, will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Yehl Ballroom, with a Zoom...
Gannon University’s Wellness Fair is an event that has happened for years, but this year it looks a little bit different due to COVID-19. However,...
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Gannon University’s Schuster Theatre will be performing a reimagined version of Shakespeare’s “Titus Andronicus” Monday through Wednesday.
Gannon University President Keith Taylor speaks to a group of students and guests at the first orientation session for incoming freshman. It was at this session that he announced the lifting of the mask mandate on Gannon’s campuses.
The set was primitive, including wooden crates, a sign and small props.
The show was comprised of Hrosvitha & a group of actors that called themselves the Plague Players.
