Justin Damme has more to think about in college than his education.
He has to deal with a condition called Neurocardiogenic Syncope.
“It’s a really long word for my-heart-beats-way-too-fast....
The internet is a fascinating place where over three billion people communicate in scores of different languages.
Dr. Michael Marek, WSC professor of mass communications, expounded on this internet...
The WSC School of Arts and Humanities will host its first Colloquia Series presentation today in the Humanities Building, room 318.
Michael Marek, a communication arts/electronic media professor, will...
Text messaging, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, Yik Yak; there are so many distracting apps on our phones for us to occupy our time with.
We love knowing what everyone else is up to and we can’t...
Dr. Deborah Whitt, chair of the Department of Communication Arts and director of the Honors program, has received a national award as advisor of the year after a well-written letter was submitted by her...
The deadline for open room changes is Oct. 3. As the school year takes shape, several students are requesting the switches for different reasons.
Matthew Weekley, the Director of Residence Life, said...
No one expected Annie Sullivan to succeed, but she did when she taught deaf, blind and mute Helen Keller to communicate. The Montana Repertory Theater told the inspiring story of “The Miracle Worker”...
