Megan Angstadt

“It’s amazing, because my neurologists told me that it would take me at least five years to graduate, if I even finished school because of my health issues.”

Daniel Rae, 19, sits at the front desk of Elwell Hall, a textbook open in front of him...unread.  He glances at a yellow sheet...

Tomorrow is the day when students debate, learn about candidates, the different political parties, and enjoy free food and entertainment throughout the day. Vote Jam 2008 is finally here!

Many people may watch a rugby match and think it’s nothing more than 30 crazy college students running around hitting each other. In reality, there are as many rules and regulations as any other college sport. The object of the game is that the two teams of 15 players, should by passing, carrying, kicking, and “grounding,” the ball, score as many points as possible in attempts to win the game.

Students in Dr. Mendoza’s Mass Communications Seminar class this Fall are organizing a political debate rally called Vote Jam, 2008.  This program is coordinated...

This year, the youth vote is one of the most highly discussed topics of the U.S. presidential election.  Will the Millennials at Bloomsburg University...