Suicide prevention is somewhat of a hot-button topic. Especially during September, which is recognized as National Suicide Prevention Month. Individuals,...

The Rev. Shawn Clerkin, co-director of the School of Communications and the Arts, has been a presence at Gannon since the fall of 1981. This...

Entering the 2020s was a bumpy ride for the United States.  A pandemic, a summer of action and progress through the Black Lives Matter movement,...

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) in Erie County will hold a series of courses beginning Wednesday for youth mental health first...

“The Gannon Experience” is something that is discussed often on the Gannon University campus. “The Gannon Experience” comprises many...

The start of the fall 2021 semester marked the first milestone of changes across Gannon University regarding the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. As...

Equity. Equality. Intersectionality. Oppression. These words are thrown around often, especially in today’s day and age. The “Equitable Erie”...

It’s a Saturday night, and the Hammermill Center at Gannon University is packed full of students, faculty and community members. Nepalese dancers...