It is the start of a new spring semester at Christopher Newport University and teams are ready for a productive season. MEN’S LACROSSE Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach Todd Boward is in his first season as head coach after taking over mid-way through the season last year. Boward is hoping that the team continues to grow, [...]
Every CNU student will pay $3,936 in comprehensive fees for the 2010-11 academic year, but who gets the money?
After an unsuccessful first attempt at regaining accreditation last year, Dr. Robert Hasbrouck, Director of the Joseph W. Luter, III School of Business at Christopher Newport University, received notice in mid-January that the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) would be reinstating the school’s business accreditation. This decision allows the Luter School of [...]
Letter to the Editor By Anonymous Record numbers of women turned out for Formal Sorority Recruitment this past weekend, and while the sisterly love that resulted is a beautiful thing, a trail of broken hearts and dashed hopes were left behind. Last year I observed the recruitment process as a third party, I only knew [...]
Letter to the Editor By Anonymous I am a sophomore here at CNU and I recently went through sorority formal recruitment and failed to receive a bid. I am obviously very upset at this fact, but going through this process I realized that there are some flaws in this system. The first is with the [...]
Students wonder if favoritism plays a role in grade distribution and if objective grading is possible.
In light of the recent shooting in Tucson, many wonder if similar events can be avoided in the future. Through awareness and communication, CNU officials believe we can better prevent such acts of violence.
THEATER | Hampton Roads native and multi Grammy-award winning artist, Bruce Hornsby, has made the jump from performer to writer. His original musical, “SCKBSTD,” made its world premiere at the Wells Theatre in Norfolk on January 18.
