Delayed desegregation in Georgia

The average American wakes up every single day to a routine. Incessantly ignoring the blaring sound of the alarm, stretching to limber up before the walk to the bathroom, opening Continue reading →

Final exams test more than student knowledge

Everywhere you look, students are meeting to plan final presentations for CE, plopping down at tables on the fourth floor of the library to prepare for a long night of Continue reading →

Letter to the Editor

Villanova University is a Catholic Institution that is deeply enriched in its Augustinian heritage. With two required theology courses, multiple places of worship and Augustinian friars prevalent throughout campus, Villanova Continue reading →

A senior’s ode of reflection

As second-semester seniors, limping toward that mid-May finish line which still doesn’t seem real, we are slowly beginning our departure from college life. Call it the beginning of the end. Continue reading →

Editorial: Actual acceptance

On Thursday, April 25 the University’s Gay-Straight Coalition promoted the nationally recognized organization’s Day of Silence. University students and supporters nationwide abstained from speaking for an entire day to condemn Continue reading →

Track teams dominate historic Penn Relays

  Women’s track set a new collegiate record for the 4x800m. (Courtesy of Roy Ellison) by John Maza With a smile from cheek to cheek, junior Emily Lipari left the Continue reading →

Lacrosse clinches regular season title

(Kristina Sumfleth / The Villanovan) Men’s Lacrosse will be the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament this weekend. by Nick Fattori After devastating losses to highly ranked Lehigh, Drexel, Princeton, Penn Continue reading →

“Mark” my words: a summer sports wish list

by Mark Mullany I am deeply saddened by the fact that another semester is coming to a close. This means I am one step closer to leaving Villanova, but I’ve Continue reading →

Softball drops three straight at Providence

by Jacob Pickle In match-ups between top-tier pitchers, every last bit of offensive production counts. This lesson was demonstrated in full to the softball team this Saturday and Sunday as Continue reading →

Toomey named commencement speaker, three others awarded honorary degrees

U.S. Senator Patrick J. Toomey (R-Pa.) will give this year’s commencement address and receive an honorary degree from the University. Senator Toomey will address the Class of 2013 and their Continue reading →