Homecoming boosts sales for Slippery Rock businesses
Just as it does for students and alumni, homecoming gives Slippery Rock’s small businesses a reason to celebrate.
Dinky Dachshund Tattoo Parlor at 130 New...
Gender Studies codirector ‘making no decisions’ about retirement
CONTENT WARNING: This article contains mentions of suicide. Please use caution before reading.
After leading the Gender Studies Department for 12 years, Cindy LaCom (they/them)...
SRSGA adds student organizations, announces new events
SRSGA hosted a formal meeting on Oct. 17 where they added five new student organizations and planned for veteran’s week.
The new Pollination Organization at...
SRU and QUIE’s cross-continental connection
With COVID-19 travel restrictions still heavily enforced in China, how does the Information Systems and Technology Management Department (IMS) teach Chinese students at a...
New assistant director at the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging
SRU’s chief diversity officer Anthony Jones has hired an assistant director for the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB).
Keshia Booker was hired...
SRU to introduce two-year residential housing requirement
SRU will join nine other Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) universities in introducing a two-year residential housing requirement for Fall 2023.
The nine PASSHE...
SRU freezes tuition for another year
Slippery Rock University will not raise its tuition for the 2023-24 academic year.
"At Slippery Rock University," President William Behre said, "our students receive a...
10/13/22 Blotter
October 7 - Police responded to an ex-boyfriend who was knocking on his ex-girlfriend's window in the ROCK Apartments. The officer contacted the ex-boyfriend....
10/6/22 Blotter
September 29 - Police received a call from a custodian in Eisenberg Classroom Building about a female staying in the commuter lounge overnight. They...
Spotted lanternflies have met their match
After years of the spotted lanternfly costing vineyards, orchards and lumberyards thousands of dollars, scientists may have finally found it a worthy opponent.
Scientists have...