How can one date in history bear so much significance on one community?  On April 24, 1915, leaders of the Turkish Ottoman Empire rounded up about 240 Armenian leaders and intellectuals in modern day...

It is no secret that Villanova students are a specific brand of overachievers. This lethal combination of ambition and anxiety is only compounded in the Villanova Honors Program.  It’s also no secret...

The Class of 2028 lived in the in-between, and that is exactly where we grew. Our high school experiences began with the COVID pandemic ravaging the nation. Orientations became virtual, school days turned...

​Jorge Mario Bergoglio, more famously known as Pope Francis, bishop of Rome, head of the Catholic Church and sovereign ruler of Vatican City, passed during the early hours of Easter Monday. Few leaders...

The word “Villanova” can be broken into two parts: “nova,” or “new,” and “villa,” or “home.” Villanova certainly became a new home for me when I matriculated here after high school....

The Connelly Center has been a central hub for students at Villanova since it opened in 1980. Conn holds this status for a multitude of reasons, ranging from its central location to the various dining...

“Four years goes by in the blink of an eye,” everyone told me.  As an anxious freshman, I begged for this to be true.  Like many others, I’ll never forget the day my parents dropped me off...

This time of week, it’s no surprise to anyone who knows me well to see me zooming through campus on a golf cart stacked with newspapers. It’s a Wednesday, after all. It’s paper delivery day, and...

If you told me four years ago that I would be writing an article to be printed in my college newspaper, I honestly would have laughed in your face. What’s even crazier is that I was hired to be an editor...

On April 10, 2025, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), which provides public transit throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania, announced a new budget proposal, which included higher...