As University students, most of us have come in contact with and formed friendships with the graduate assistants that are employed with the departments or activities that we each choose to participate in as undergraduates.
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Rutgers Proves Money is the Root of Evil in NCAA
By now, most have surely seen the video of former Rutgers’ Men’s Basketball Head Coach Mike Rice and how he would conduct his practices. Rice fired the ball at his players, pushed and shoved them, and yelled homophobic slurs at them.
Is Constant Campus Construction a Positive or Negative?
If anyone has stepped foot onto the campus over the past year, the tall tale signs reading “Please pardon our appearance while we are under construction” signal that campus construction is still whirling in its constant motion. For most students, the pounding of hammers and blocked-off pathways have become about as customary on campus as the historic Wilson Hall. With the constant construction for the past few years, some are left wondering what there really is to improve. Even more importantly is there anything worth further correcting at this time?
Softball Opens NEC Play 3-1
The softball team opened their Northeast Conference (NEC) and home schedule last weekend with double-headers against Fairleigh Dickinson and Bryant.
A New Hawk Joins the Nest
With the announcement of President Paul Gaffney II’s retirement last year, we knew it was only a matter of time before the University named its next president. That decision finally came on March 13, when the University named Lehigh’s current Dean of the College of Business and Economics, Dr. Paul R. Brown.
Has Spring Break Calmed Down Since the Early 2000s?
Legend has it that when spring break happens, everyone gets wild and crazy. We’re supposed to travel to exotic locales with beaches and a lower legal drinking age. We’re supposed to spend the nights out on the town and spend our days sleeping off hangovers. That’s what MTV taught us.
Unruly Behavior in Redwood Hall
Residential Life Area Coordinator, Rhya Harris experienced disorderly conduct when the guest of a Redwood resident attempted to kiss her on Friday, March 1 at 3 am. The guest, according to University Administrators, was under the influence of alcohol.
Think Outside Your Major
“Get involved;” next to “you’re late,” those are arguably the two most common words for a student to hear on a college campus. We spend much of our high school career being told to get involved in order to spice up our college applications and then, once in college, we’re further told to get involved to spice up our job résumé.
What Does the Football Team’s Move to the Big South Mean?
Two weeks ago, the University football team split with 16 year affiliate, the Northeast Conference. Now, they will head to the Big South. Overall, The Outlook is happy that the football team will now be accepted into the Big South Conference but the switch raises certain questions amongst the staff.
A Challenge For More Faculty to Participate in The Outlook
Every week, students from a variety of majors attempt to come up with story ideas, mold them into topics of interest and finally collect comments from professionals as expert sources. On top of other commitments including homework, other clubs and employment, these students regularly get it done.