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'Where do we go from here?' webinar addresses racism and inclusivity

‘Where do we go from here?’ webinar addresses racism and inclusivity

February 24, 2021

Commemorating National Eating Disorder Awareness Week

February 24, 2021
‘Cecil Hotel’ captivates with horror and edge

‘Cecil Hotel’ captivates with horror and edge

February 23, 2021
Anjali Sahay, Ph.D., has worked at Gannon since 2008. An Indian immigrant, she emphasizes the importance of focusing on the relations between countries, as well as how the government works both within countries and between them. Sahay earned her Ph.D. in international studies from Old Dominion University and has been featured in a number of significant publications, her most proud being TIME Magazine for the 2020 election.

Sahay takes a multifaceted approach to politics and life

February 23, 2021

Confronting assault, abuse and rape culture

February 17, 2021
Cybersecurity is one of the two new majors housed in the I-HACK building. As technology is now used in almost every field and every company, cybersecurity is growing as a field and the demand is increasing, as cybersecurity ensures that interactions on the internet are safe and private.

Defining cybersecurity and the industry’s future

February 16, 2021

Establishing healthy boundaries

February 11, 2021

Prioritizing mental health services on campus

February 9, 2021
New associate dean announced for CHESS

New associate dean announced for CHESS

February 9, 2021

Start your day on the right note

February 9, 2021
Mental health issues are hard to deal with for students without a global pandemic. With COVID-19, students are facing these issues at a higher rate than under normal circumstances. Awareness and aid are crucial during this time, which is why Jill Merritt, Ph.D., and Renee Foradori are offering the Youth Mental Health First Aid Program for faculty and staff at Gannon.

Gannon faculty bring mental health training to campus

February 2, 2021

Gentleness and optimism for the new year

January 5, 2021

Winning one semester and looking toward the next

December 19, 2020

Get in the holiday spirit with some seasonal cinema

November 24, 2020
Not only is the possibility of catching COVID-19 impacting mental health, but the social and economic implications are also taking a toll on people’s mental states. Quarantining, isolation from friends and family, fear of losing loved ones and the inundation of news about the virus can all cause mental health issues to be exacerbated or surface during the crisis.

Two pandemics could result from COVID-19

November 10, 2020

Political and Personal Peace to give students tranquility on Election Day

November 2, 2020
Voting trends for young people haven’t had a great track record in U.S. history. Young people often aren’t inclined to participate in government or politics, but the 2016 election appears to have incited civic participation in the younger generations.

Students voice opinions in upcoming election

October 27, 2020
Gannon University students Brandon Boyce and Nick Carneval walked 36 miles to North East and back to generate support and funds for the DefIANt Scholarship. This scholarship makes higher education more accessible for disabled students.

Students raise money for DefIANt scholarship

October 27, 2020
Enrollment numbers remain constant

Enrollment numbers remain constant

October 20, 2020
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf, right, stands with Eric Titus White, a hemp farmer who is showing Wolf a cutting of industrial hemp as part of Wolf’s visit to Monroe County on Oct. 13. There, Wolf discussed the benefits of legalizing recreational marijuana, including economic growth and restorative justice benefits for incarcerated Pennsylvanians.

Wolf calls for legalization of marijuana

October 20, 2020

Being a commuter in the pandemic

October 20, 2020
Alexis Dean (left), Ryan Cezdo, Marcel Deya and Nicholas Leone participate in harvesting 53 pounds of tomatoes and cabbages to donate to the St. Paul Cathedral food pantry. The harvest followed a lecture on food insecurity.

Environmental ethics: Humanity’s role in nature

October 13, 2020
Members of the fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha, also known as Pike, participate in service on GIVE Day, one of the events Greek Life organizations didn’t have to adapt much to fit pandemic guidelines.

Greek life sees changes, adapts to pandemic guidelines

September 30, 2020

Lack of commemoration for 9/11

September 23, 2020

Semester break changes met with mixed opinions

September 22, 2020
Alicia Fenton, junior physical therapy major, speaks to a those in attendance at Thursday’s Speaking to Suicide panel. The panel, held both in person and on Zoom, focused on the importance of mental health and seeking help.

Speaking to Suicide event brings awareness

September 15, 2020
Becky Perry, who graduated from Gannon with her bachelor’s degree and from Ohio University with her master’s degree, worked to become the director of Gannon’s Center for Social Concerns and Global Exploration, work which earned her a spot on the Erie Reader’s 40 Under 40 list.

Perry earns 40 Under 40 recognition

September 8, 2020
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