Modern-day slavery: discussion, film teach students about human trafficking
Human trafficking, whether for sex, labor or both, may not be visible, but it is still
significant. However, there are still resources out there to combat it.
Robert Riches
Articles by Robert Riches
Outta’ Right Field: Players deserve say in Rice scandal
Players may have been grossly offended by Rice’s bullying, but had they felt like he was their best chance at winning going forward, they should at least have some say as to determining his fate.
CRS Ambassadors preparing for Food Fast
The College first hosted Food Fast last year, which was an eye-opening experience for many who participated in it. 14 students and three faculty members spent 10 hours fasting, involving themselves in case-study scenarios and reflecting on the experience.
Ivy Young Willis Award presented to alumna Buzzallino
The Ivy Young Willis Award was presented to alumna Joan M. Buzzallino of the class of 1996 in a ceremony at the Mansion on March 21.
Student charged in bomb threat
Radnor Township police have charged a student following a bomb threat last Sunday in Woodcrest Hall.
Alumna Buzzallino set to receive Ivy Young Willis Award
William G. Willis founded the award as a means to honor his late wife, whose work in Pittsburgh, Pa. paved the way for reading to be taught on public television.
History majors after graduation
History and political science majors face a multitude of options they could pursue after graduation.
In Memoriam: Martha Dale
Ms. Dale worked at the College for over 30 years and held job titles such as Director of Alumni Affairs as well as the Coordinator of Historical Projects for the College’s 50th anniversary celebration in 2007.
NCAA punishes Penn State, but does it fit the crime?
The NCAA’s penalty against Penn State has generated significant buzz in many circles, with critics arguing that they have not done enough and others arguing that is unfair to those who were not involved with the scandal.
New Wolfington Center director takes the lead
Burke, a native of the Lehigh Valley, made his return to Pennsylvania after spending the past 15 years with the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas, where he served as a professor and chair of the political science department.
College unveils new parking plan
The plan is a revision of one that was proposed back in February that was ultimately shelved by the Radnor Planning Commission.
Thursday Briefing: Recapping some of this summer’s biggest news stories
“Zombie” outbreak in Miami May 26 Miami native Rudy Eugene was fatally shot by police after being found eating the face of another man… Read More
Music, poetry and stories highlight Active Minds’ night
The college’s Active Minds chapter held its second annual To Write Love on Her Arms night on Tuesday, April 24 at the Widener Center lecture hall.
Hill’s passion, leadership drives Cavs toward CSAC title
Hill has been a main fixture in head coach Steve Colfer’s lineup for the past several championships. The four-year varsity starter has been instrumental in winning Colonial States Athletic Association titles for the past three seasons and looks to add one more prior to graduation.
Issue 24 | News Briefs
National/Global: 11 Secret Service agents relieved of duty after scandal: 11 agents of the Secret Service were relieved of duty after accusations of misconduct… Read More
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