SRSGA passes budget
The Slippery Rock Student Government Association (SRSGA) unanimously passed its 2022-2023 budget, on Jan. 24, totaling $2.5 million.
The student activity budget stayed at $2.5...
Slippery Rock Mayor Longo announces he’s ready for the next step
Slippery Rock Mayor Jondavid Longo, announced his intention to run for a Pennsylvania House seat during a rally at the North Country Brewing Company...
1/27/22 Blotter
January 20 - Slippery Rock Borough Police Department used the Datamaster in connection with a possible DUI at the University Police Station.
January 20 -...
1/20/22 Blotter
January 14 - Police conducted a traffic stop on Keister Road of a vehicle sitting in the roadway. The driver was transported to Butler...
Somebody’s watching me
Last year, Slippery Rock University purchased two automatic license plate readers for their patrol cars in to help with illegal parking on campus but...
SRSGA holds final meeting
The Slippery Rock Student Government Association (SRSGA) wrapped up business for the semester at its final formal meeting with a presentation of the results...
A step up from the minimum
A wage increase for specific jobs on campus has started conversations about the necessity for an increase for all student workers.
The Slippery Rock Student...
Campus dining faces setbacks
When students returned to campus this past August, the dining halls may have looked the same but the vendor supplying and cooking the food...
12/2/21 Blotter
November 18 – University Police received a call for medical assistance needed at Building A. While police were en route they received an update...
Private video results in charges
Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) have charged a man with unlawfully sharing a video of his ex-girlfriend naked on social media.
Police allege Garrin L. Ross,...