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It Can Wait campaign comes to GSU

Governors State University, in conjunction with the widely publicized “It Can Wait” anti-texting campaign, held a presentation in the Hall of Governors on August 28 to draw attention to the new Illinois bill banning texting and driving. The bill was signed into law by Illinois Governor Pat Quinn on August […]

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GSU grad named Rotarian of the Year

One of GSU’s very own was recently honored for trying to make the world a more peaceful place. Dr. Michael Townsend Sr. of Governors State University was recently named Rotarian of the Year by Rotary District Governor Patricia Merryweather of Rotary District 6450, the northeastern Illinois district of Rotary Clubs. […]

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Fallen still stands, 10 years later

It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years since Evanescence burst onto the music scene with their crunching guitar riffs, bittersweet piano melodies, and the incomparable vocals of lead singer Amy Lee. 2013 marks the 10 year anniversary of the band’s major label debut album, Fallen. Ten years later, Fallen […]

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A Game of Thrones review

So I am fully aware that I missed a post last week, and it was not for lack of trying. Ever since I finished The Best of Me, I have been mercilessly plowing my way through a book on the complete opposite end of the spectrum: A Game of Thrones. […]

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Cussin’ on campus

Language spicier than the cafeteria’s jalapeno poppers is being used by some Governors State University students and faculty. It is plain there is recognition from the upper echelon of a definite problem of civility while trying to maintain a peaceful environment on campus. Two notices positioned at the basketball court […]

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Smart justice: reducing recidivism

As a society, are we willing to invest financial resources to decrease recidivism? When that question is asked in such a vague format, the public would mostly agree. It is assumed the logical step would be to spend more money for additional prison space and keep prisoners incarcerated for longer […]

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Forum discusses solutions to violence

Every year, more young people are killed in the city of Chicago than any other city in the country.Because of this, communities are discussing ways to end youth violence. The Area P District 6450 Rotary Clubs, in conjunction with GSU students, sponsored the event, “Overcoming Violence, Creating an Era of […]

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Higher Learning Commission visits GSU

Governor’s State University is committed to continuous improvement, and this April a visit from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) proved that dedication pays off. The HLC is the regional accrediting arm of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, which approves universities to offer degrees. Although they typically visit […]

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Forensics team debates gun control

The Governors State University Forensics Team tackled the issue of gun control and gun owners’ rights during a panel discussion April 4. This event was part of the Enough is Enough Campaign to curtail societal violence.  The campaign works to create a new paradigm for peace and safety on the […]

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Student play coming to CPA

Don’t miss out on a chance to catch the production “Transformations” performed by  GSU students and faculty. “Transformations” by Anne Sexton, retells the Grimm fairy tales including “Snow White,” “Cinderella,” “Rumpelstiltskin,” “Red Riding Hood,” and “Hansel and Gretel.” Anne Sexton, a Pulitzer Prize winner, used her own personal life experiences […]