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Student Government notes (April 15)

April 19, 2020

Can the Amazin’s overcome ownership flaws, have success?

February 25, 2020

What does your horoscope have to say for the start of 2020?

Sammi Verespy, Staff Writer

January 30, 2020

Welcome back to the weekly horoscope from The Beacon. This week is a very powerful one for a lot of signs, so make sure to strap in for the high energy week that is coming at all of you. There is a recent shift into Aquarius, so e...

MAOTW: Noah Molina, junior cross country runner

October 29, 2019

Black History Month lecture series: Straight Outta History

February 12, 2018

Wilkes-Barre’s NAACP Branch #2306 is bringing Straight Outta History as a part of the black history month lecture series. Partnering with Wilkes University’s Multicultural Student Coalition, Action Together NEPA, and Sociology...

President Donald Trump and Twitter: students, faculty weigh in

November 13, 2017

Sordoni Gallery reopens with Warhol to inspire community

October 11, 2017

Is summer break really a break for college students?

September 15, 2017

‘We all float down here’: Stephen King’s ‘It’ movie reimagined

September 15, 2017

Psychology students, faculty, present research to the APA

Cabrini Rudnicki, News Editor

September 13, 2017

On Aug. 3 to 6, students from Wilkes University traveled to Washington, D.C. to present research to the APA, a common abbreviation for the American Psychological Association at the association’s convention. Associate professor ...

Students from Delta Omicron, the Wilkes chapter of Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity visited the fraternity’s biannual convention in Naples from Aug. 1 to 5. From left: Antonia Gobo, Leslie Shumlas, Katy Campf, Vicky Shah, Bethany Chmil, Kelly Sones and Nicole Jankowski.

Wilkes chapter of Pharmaceutical Fraternity receives international honor

September 13, 2017

Hurricane threat reminds students of flooding in Wilkes-Barre

Isaiah McGahee, Assistant News Editor

September 13, 2017

The destruction left in Hurricane Harvey’s wake is unprecedented, with such destruction so widespread, reminiscent very much of 2005’s Hurricane Katrina. A category 4 hurricane, Harvey dropped more than 50 inches of rain on So...