By Stacy Galanis EcoClub, a club at AU, is an organization that is focused on promoting the awareness of environmental issues as well as solving these issues in a fun and effective way. “The mission of EcoClub is to educate the AU community about issues we are currently facing, and to carry out projects that [...]
By Melissa Beneke The latest season of Glee is winding down and with it leaves two great actors and a great actress. With the final episodes of the season soon approaching, many gleekers are anxious and uncertain. Just like in our college years today, students will be graduating from McKinley [...]
By Katie Kather The dean’s list is an iconic award for college students. Seen in movies and television shows, the dean’s list is portrayed as an honor. Everything from the requirements to the name of the award vary from school to school, but the idea is the same: to honor students who are performing at [...]
By Ryan Hiller Aurora University Assistant Professor of Religion Jonathan Dean recently published his second book God Truly Worshipped. The book is about Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, who served under King Henry VIII and played a critical role in the formation of the Church of England. The book is part of a collection in a series [...]
By Melissa Beneke The latest season of Glee is winding down and with it leaves two great actors and a great actress. With the final episodes of the season soon approaching, many gleekers are anxious and uncertain. Just like in our college years today, students will be graduating from McKinley [...]
By Stacy Galanis EcoClub, a club at AU, is an organization that is focused on promoting the awareness of environmental issues as well as solving these issues in a fun and effective way. “The mission of EcoClub is to educate the AU community about issues we are currently facing, and to carry out projects that [...]
It’s a known fact that hockey is a rough sport filled with hard hits and missing teeth. But, when does a hard hit become a cheap hit? The NHL playoffs have been spoiled by dirty hits and despicable players. And even worse officiating. In Game 1 of the Western Conference Quarterfinal series in Nashville, Nashville [...]
Professor Eduardo Frajman is a trilingual political science professor at Aurora University. He brings his experiences from abroad into the classroom and offers an interesting take on civic education. Prior to moving to the United States in 1999, he lived in Costa Rica, Mexico and Israel. Frajman grew up in a small Costa Rican community, [...]
By Stacy Galanis EcoClub, a club at AU, is an organization that is focused on promoting the awareness of environmental issues as well as solving these issues in a fun and effective way. “The mission of EcoClub is to educate the AU community about issues we are currently facing, and to carry out projects that [...]
The Lambda Pi Eta, communication honor society, and the AU Communication program hosted a persuasive speech competition on April 26 in Perry Theater. Nine students from AU’s public speaking classes were selected by peers to take the stage that evening. From school uniforms to eating healthy topics covered a wide range of social issues. Senior Garrett [...]
By Melissa Beneke The latest season of Glee is winding down and with it leaves two great actors and a great actress. With the final episodes of the season soon approaching, many gleekers are anxious and uncertain. Just like in our college years today, students will be graduating from McKinley [...]
By Katie Kather The dean’s list is an iconic award for college students. Seen in movies and television shows, the dean’s list is portrayed as an honor. Everything from the requirements to the name of the award vary from school to school, but the idea is the same: to honor students who are performing at [...]
By Ryan Hiller Aurora University Assistant Professor of Religion Jonathan Dean recently published his second book God Truly Worshipped. The book is about Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, who served under King Henry VIII and played a critical role in the formation of the Church of England. The book is part of a collection in a series [...]
On April 10, 2012 Aurora University’s campus held “A Day Without Shoes,” to raise awareness about global poverty in the community. The day “kicked off” with a group photo at 9:45 a.m., and ended with a discussion about the two solutions used to end global poverty, also known as band aid solutions vs. sustainable solutions. [...]
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