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Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren fires up voters, encouraging them to vote.

Lower Merion & Narberth Dems Host Candidates

Lauren Armstrong, Co-News Editor October 2, 2024

On Sept. 29, 2024, the Lower Merion & Narberth Democrats hosted a multitude of candidates to endorse Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris, alongside talking about the importance of the national and...

Villanova's Department of Public Safety recently released the 2024 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report to all students.

Unpacking the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report: A Conversation with Chief Tedjeske

Emma Cahill, Co-Editor-in-Chief October 2, 2024

Content warning: Mentions of domestic violence and rape.  On Tuesday, Sept. 30 at 2 p.m., the University’s Department of Public Safety released the 2024 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (ASR)...

Though Elysha Chang’s debut novel, A Quitter’s Paradise, has been published for more than a year, the former Villanova Professor finally had the opportunity to return to campus to discuss her novel.

Debut Novelist and Former Professor, Elysha Chang, Returns to Campus

Katie Bryda, Staff Writer October 2, 2024

Though Elysha Chang’s debut novel, A Quitter’s Paradise, has been published for more than a year, she finally had the opportunity to return to campus to discuss her novel. A former professor in the...

Students Weigh in on Women’s Rights Issues in Taliban-Controlled Afghanistan

Students Weigh in on Women’s Rights Issues in Taliban-Controlled Afghanistan

Caroline Mugno, Staff Writer October 2, 2024

In the busy political climate that Americans find themselves in today, many pressing news stories are overlooked by pressures to focus on the upcoming election, the war in Gaza and Ukraine and other various...

With the turn to fall at Villanova, the election stands barely two months away - here’s what Villanovans need to know heading to the polls.

A Villanovan’s Guide to Voting: Answering Important Voting FAQ

Isabella Balian, Political Columnist October 2, 2024

There are many decisions to make and actions to take when it comes to voting. Will I vote in person? Will I vote by mail? Where is my polling place? Will I vote in my home state or in Pennsylvania? Does...

JP Rogerson, Elizabeth Howard, Miles Kim, Maya Mathews, Kathleen Heraty, Federico Diaz, Matthias Miller, Luis Jimenez, Brady Keane, Maceo Crump, Victoria Myers and Nicholas DeRosa are this year’s prospective representatives, and they all come promising that they are the best fit for the Senate seats

Meet the Candidates: Class of 2028 Senate Race

Lauren Armstrong, Co-News Editor October 2, 2024

With the semester nearing the halfway mark, it is time for members of the Class of 2028 to begin their adventure into involvement and leadership on Villanova’s campus. One of the most popular ways to...

The Office of Health Promotion hosted a new event on campus called "Fresh Check Day," aiming to check in with students' mental health and make the University’s mental health resources and clubs on campus more accessible

Fresh Check Day Event: Spread Mental Health Resources to Students Across Campus

Jasmine Srivastava October 2, 2024

On Tuesday, Sept. 24, the Office of Health Promotion hosted a new event on campus called "Fresh Check Day." The event was held between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Riley Ellipse in the heart of campus.  "In...

The over 11 million dollar endowment will be distributed between the College of Professional Studies, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the new Falvey Library at Vic Maggitti Hall.

Villanova University Received Bequest: More Than $11 Million

Ava Petrosky, Staff Writer October 2, 2024

Villanova University has received an endowment of more than $11 million from the late Bernard John Lucci. From 2005 to 2012, Lucci was an avid participant in the College of Professional Studies’ (CPS)...

NOVAdance - Villanova’s year-long fundraising campaign - is getting into full swing ahead of 2025.

NOVAdance Hosts Fall Awareness Week

Lauren Armstrong, Co-News Editor October 2, 2024

“FTK,” or “For the Kids,” is a phrase individuals may see on the back of sweatshirts and across campus. One may notice little yellow ribbons pinned onto students’ backpacks, or see messages tied...

A Zoom panel was held last week, designed to explore the current guidelines for presidential disability and succession ahead of the 2024 election.

Situation Critical: Executive Disability and the Dangers We Face Panel

Emma Cote, Staff Writer October 2, 2024

This upcoming election, Villanova students’ votes will largely impact the outcome of the contested 2024 Presidential Election between the Republican ticket, former President Donald Trump and junior Ohio...

Students, like the three above, are collaborating with “Let’s Vote ‘Nova” this election season.

Students Partner with “Let’s Vote ‘Nova” to Boost’ Registration

Zoe Garrett, Political Columnist October 2, 2024

In anticipation of the upcoming presidential election, many Villanovans are collaborating with “Let’s Vote ‘Nova” to share the importance of getting students registered to vote. These students...

The Mullen Center will play host to many Villanovans casting their vote this November, impacting a number of future policies, economics included.

2024 Election Issues: Economy

Isabella Carlin, Political Columnist October 2, 2024

There are many aspects of the United States that will be impacted when a new president enters the Oval Office in January. One of the most prominent issues that is being discussed as Election Day approaches...

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