Google recruiter shows areas of growth in Google
A Google Technical Recruiter visited SRU Thursday to talk about Google as a business and to offer advice on what companies look for when...
Dr. Richard Port dies of cancer
Dr. Richard Port, a psychology professor at Slippery Rock University, died late Monday night into early Tuesday morning after losing his battle with cancer,...
David Wolfe of the T.O.G.A. Party wins SGA presidential race, happy for party
David Wolfe was elected to be the next president of the Slippery Rock University Student Government Association, after getting nearly 46 percent of the...
Dr. Cheryl Norton named as first female president of SRU
The Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education selected Dr. Cheryl Joy Norton as the next president of Slippery Rock...
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March 28- Jason Earl Vogan, 37, of Boyers, Pa., was seen for two counts of DUI. He was released on his own recognizance.
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Sheetz plans big move
The development of the new Sheetz gas station sparked a discussion between an attorney representing Sheetz and council members during a meeting on March...
Activity fees no problem for students
Many students who are enrolled in the 14 Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) universities are unhappy with being forced to pay annual...
SRU protests killing of Trayvon Martin with peaceful demonstration
Students and community members from SRU held a demonstration Tuesday afternoon in honor of a Florida teenager who was shot and killed without an...
SGA presidential debate takes center stage as race heats up, voting opens
Presidential candidates for the Slippery Rock University Student Government Association defended the campaign promises they’ve made over the previous weeks during a debate on...
SGA elections include greater competition this year
The Slippery Rock University Student Government Association will hold its annual elections for the 2012-13 academic year next week.
Three parties are currently vying for...