This year’s theme: plight of homeless war veterans: Shantytown is a week at Xavier where a cluster of cardboard shanties constructed and habitated by students throughout the week appears on the academic mall. In the evenings there are reflections and educational events that include a movie and a panel discussion. [full story]
In his State of the University address at the conclusion of Academic Day, Xavier President Fr. Michael Graham, S.J., announced the creation of the James and Delrose Eigel Center for Community-Engaged Learning.[full story]
Flix movie rentals has been forced to share its space with the Xavier Student Investment Fund in the Student Business Development Center, also known as “The Max,” on Sept. 26, initially causing some inconveniences for both organizations.[full story]
Saturday’s “Cookout for a Cause,” hosted by the Student Government Association’s Community Affairs Committee (CAC), faced a multitude of setbacks but ultimately carried out its intended goals of service and collaboration.[full story]
After becoming the president of Xavier, Fr. Michael Graham, S.J. established Academic Day, most anticipated Tuesday of the year.
But while many students sleep off their Monday nights deep into Tuesday, the faculty, staff and administrators at Xavier are expected to “explore and critically discuss issues and themes relevant to academic excellence at Xavier,” according to Xavier’s website.
Unfortunately, it seems that the growing sentiment among professors is that the discussion is rather lacking. One professor remarked that instead of talking to each other, “We are talked to.” [full article]
Defeats Fordham with three set comeback, knocks off Rhode Island
The Xavier Players’ “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” had a lot to live up to after last year’s superb “Workshop” performance, which closed their season.
“Joseph” pushed the Players to a new level with technical perfection and some wonderful performances. [full story]
“Not only is Cincinnati ground zero for the election, but it has one of the best independent rock scenes in the country,” explained Bryan Devendorf, the drummer for The National, in a quiet, almost sheltered, voice over the phone. [full story]