Pope Benedict XVI shocked the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics when he announced his resignation from the Chair of St. Peter on Feb. 11. The last papal resignation occurred nearly 600 years ago. In a prepared statement, the pontiff cited his declining health as the primary motivation in stepping down as Bishop of Rome: “After having [...]
The students have spoken, and now the former crosswalk on West Eighth Street between Palumbo and A.J.’s Way is back in discussion. At each Student Government Association (SGA) meeting is the “Student Voice” segment, where Gannon University’s students can vocalize their concerns, air their grievances, or petition the SGA for various requests. At the Jan. [...]
If all goes according to plan, Gannon University’s Carneval Athletic Pavilion (CAP) will look nothing like it does today. Instead, it will be transformed into a modern facility that both students and athletic teams will enjoy. The plans, compiled by The Collaborative Inc., were publicly presented to students and faculty Thursday during three meetings. At [...]