Heritage Day: Impactful, but Room to Improve
Maison Allen, Reporter
October 4, 2018
More than 1,280 students, faculty, and staff united on Sept. 26 to celebrate Moravian College’s third Heritage Day. Heritage Day is an annual event where the College cancels classes and encourages students and faculty to participate in their Convocation ceremony and community service. The tradition...
From Spartan to Greyhound: Transferring to Moravian
Christopher Shosted, News Section Editor
October 4, 2018
Imagine for a moment, you’ve completed your degree, graduated with all the pomp and circumstance your school can muster and your family has the pictures of you in your cap and gown hanging on the mantle to prove it – then you go back for another round of higher education. For transfer students, that’s reality. We ...
Moravian College Prepares for We the Kings Concert
Christina Santo, Opinions Section Editor
September 27, 2018
Every year, the Moravian Activities Council (MAC) brings a popular comedian, actor, or singer to campus. Two years ago, it was Kenan Thompson from Good Burger and Saturday Night Live. Last year, it was actor and comedian Marlon Wayans. MAC is bringing in the popular band We the Kings. We the K...
Technology Expert Alec Ross Looks to the Future
Nicole Pesinko, Guest Reporter
September 20, 2018
Last Wednesday night, Moravian College students and members from the community gathered in Johnston Hall to hear technology expert Alec Ross deliver the annual Cohen Lecture, on how technology has changed and will continue to change the ways we live. Author of The Industries of the Future and one-time “tech guru...
Professor Spotlight: John Black
Christine Wieder, Reporter
September 20, 2018
Dr. Black is a professor of English, as well as Moravian’s new English Department chair. His specialty is medieval English literature and culture. He has been working at the college for about 15 years. Dr. Black earned his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. ...
Garbanzo: A Welcome Addition to Moravian Dining
Elizabeth Horn, News Section Editor
September 20, 2018
With all of the major changes to Moravian dining this year came a pretty impressive upgrade: Garbanzo. If you haven’t spotted it yet in the back of the Blue & Grey in the HUB, be sure to go investigate. Your taste buds won’t regret it. The restaurant, founded in 2008 in Colorado, has ...
Changes Come to Campus Meal Plans
Elizabeth Horn, Reporter
September 6, 2018
Those of us returning to campus are seeing a lot of changes. Dining renovations, book shop location changes, and new food availability are all things we have to get used to. One of the biggest changes, however, is the new meal plan system. Last year, students were able to use meal swipes in t...
Professor Spotlight: William Falla
Brooke Santy, Reporter
September 6, 2018
Dr. Falla is an adjunct professor in the theology department at Moravian College. He received his doctorate in theology and ministry from the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago, his masters of divinity from the United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio, his master’s in geology from the Pennsylvani...
Professor Spotlight: Louise Keegan
Elizabeth Schwartz, Reporter
May 3, 2018
Dr. Louise Keegan received a undergraduate degree from the University College Cork in Ireland and a Ph.D. from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Keegan is a speech language pathologist who is currently working on establishing Moravian College’s master’s program in speech language pathology. ...
USG New Initiative
Brandon Faust, Graphic Design Editor
May 3, 2018
As part of an initiative to make the campus environment more welcoming, the United Student Government (USG) of Moravian College has made feminine hygiene products available at no cost in the first floor female and gender neutral restrooms of PPHAC and in both female restrooms of the HUB. USG intend...
Steelmaking in Bethlehem: A 40-Year Employee Looks Back
Sara Weidner, Community Section Editor
May 3, 2018
The Bethlehem Steel Corporation, once the heart of the city of Bethlehem, produced steel for some of the most famous landmarks in America: the George Washington Bridge, the Empire State Building, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Founded in 1899, the company endured for 9 decades as the country’s second-larg...
FYWS and Advising get an Upgrade
Corinne Philbin, Managing Editor
May 3, 2018
For the upcoming academic year, incoming freshman will experience a new First-Year Writing Seminar (FYWS) and advising periods that eliminate past issues. Instead of attending May Registration (May Reg) , students will participate in Summer FAIR (First-year Academic Introduction and Registration) for...
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