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Taken January 18, 2016

Student government candidates face campaign accusations

Several student body executive candidates have been charged with violations of the student government campaign codes. Michael Parks and Cory Alpert, along with others, face charges ranging from social media use to premature distribution of campaign materials.


Preview: SAVIP recognizes Stalking Awareness Month

As part of the nationally recognized Stalking Awareness Month, Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention and Prevention (SAVIP) has partnered with on- and off-campus organizations to put on a stalking awareness informational and resource event on Monday, Jan. 25.


In Brief: 1/25/16

A shooting at a party injures two teenagers, the East Coast is slammed by winter storm Jonas and a 7.1-magnitude earthquake rattles Alaska.


Crime Blotter: Jan. 17 – 23

Mother fears violent reactions of her underage son; man steals case of beer from Garners Ferry Road gas station; two victims survive possible armed robbery near Five Points.


Brief: Student Government finalizes candidates

At Wednesday night's senate meeting, Vice President Lee Goble announced that 39 candidates have filed for the upcoming year's Student Government office. Of those, five will run for student body president, three for vice president and two for treasurer.