Trump Will Kill the Living Wage for Musicians Act
JOSEPH DEBELL: OPINION EDITOR Graphic: Joseph DeBell With Donald Trump as the incoming president, musicians’ progress toward fair compensation is at risk. … Keep Reading
Seniors plan Rathskeller Renovation
By Emily Carson News Assignment Editor The class of 2012 announced it will be raising funds to renovate The Rathskeller as its gift to the university. “Logistics are still being worked out, but we will be putting concrete ideas into plan soon,” Courtney Cobb, senior class secretary, said. “We’re currently researching different options that would… Keep Reading
SGA debates lunchtime changes
By Elizabeth Pray Staff writer The Student Government Association (SGA) met Monday night in the Doyle Trustees’ Room to discuss updates on the Hickey Dining Hall’s overcrowding issue and the Zimride carpooling proposition, followed by numerous club presentations. Emily Deragon, SGA vice president, provided an update regarding the ongoing overcrowding at the Hickey. The proposal to have the lunch hour… Keep Reading
English department sponsors Writers Series, inviting literary voices to campus
By Matthew Laurrie Assistant Features Editor Life is like a work of literature. You never know what you’re going to uncover. “Your poems are always smarter than you are,” Jonathan Skinner said. Skinner, a poet, editor and ecocritic, dubbed the previous quote a line in the poem of his life. He said it was the main… Keep Reading
Students pioneer carpool program
By Marissa Bruno Staff writer Two weeks ago, seniors Sinead Coleman and Bryan Jackson proposed their student carpooling service to the Student Government Association (SGA) and will find out Monday how the SGA votes on this plan. Coleman and Jackson presented a program called Zimride that promotes sustainability and a safe opportunity for students, faculty and staff to create a social… Keep Reading
Reilly Center to host Selection Show special
By Tyler Diedrich Editor-in-chief St. Bonaventure will host an NCAA Selection Show party Monday in the Reilly Center. The women’s basketball team is expected to earn its first-ever NCAA Tournament bid despite losing in the Atlantic 10 championship game last Monday to Dayton, 56-53. Doors open at 6:15 p.m., with a highlight video and player introductions… Keep Reading
Reflecting on the ride
By Tyler Diedrich Editor-in-Chief St. Bonaventure is back down to earth this Sunday morning. The #BonaNation wishes it was still in Nashville, awaiting an NCAA Round of 32 game between the Bonnies men and Cincinnati, but it’s instead reflecting – on what this last week has been, and on what it could have been. I can’t attest to… Keep Reading
Bonnies can’t stop Seminoles’ late surge
By Kyle Zamiara Sports Editor On Nov. 11, 2011, the men’s basketball team embarked on its most anticipated season in the last decade. The Bonnies had an All-America candidate, three senior starters, and their first winning season since 2002-03 behind them. Friday, the Bonnies’ season ended in Nashville, Tenn. at the NCAA Tournament. Third-seeded Florida State, came back to win a game… Keep Reading