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West Chester University s Division of Student Affairs has been named one of the most promising places to work for the third year in a row. (Google Maps)
WEST CHESTER, PA – West Chester University s Division of Student Affairs has been named one of the most promising places to work for the third year in a row.
West Chester University is one of two universities in Pennsylvania to have earned the prestigious distinction that was awarded to 30 universities and colleges across the country. The Division of Student Affairs takes pride in creating engaging and meaningful learning experiences for students, in collaboration with many areas within and outside of our division, said Vice President for Student Affairs Zebulun R. Davenport, in a prepared statement. As we inspire an environment that yields much academic success inside the classroom, we work equally as hard to cultivate the holistic development of our students outside the classroom. Our team s efforts have lasting e
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May 14, 2021
Last March, during its 218th academic year, the College sent the student body home for the first time in institutional history. In the midst of every major world event from 1794 to present day, Bowdoin felt that it had the ability to maintain the safety of its students, faculty, staff and surrounding community. However, that streak came to a screeching halt with the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, when students were told during spring break in March of 2020 that they would not be allowed to return to campus.
“It was unprecedented,” said Dr. Jeffery Maher, director of health services, in a Zoom interview with the Orient. “The whole idea of sending students home was unprecedented. It’s not something the school has ever done. It didn’t happen during the World Wars [and] it didn’t happen during the flu pandemic of 1918 and 1919.”
May 14, 2021
By Rachel Koon, Division of Student Affairs
The Washington State University men’s varsity sport club crew team is heading to the Pac-12 championships in California this weekend to compete against some of the top rowing teams in the region.
This is the team’s first overnight trip in 18 months, and Coach Peter Brevick said they are eager to get back into competition after a challenging year.
“It has been a really tough year to be a rowing team,” he said. “We’re excited to go out and represent the university.”
The team’s races are Sunday, May 16 at 10:45 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. at Nimbus Flats State Park in Rancho Cordova, California.