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 […]
Love technology? The Phoenix wants you!
The Phoenix is currently hiring for the position of Digital Media Editor. The Digital Media Editor will be responsible for maintaining and updating the Phoenix website and social media outlets. In addition, the Digital Media Editor will also write stories for the Phoenix, along with other members of the Phoenix […]
Letters to the Editor policy
Recent events have resulted in The Phoenix developing its’ first ever Letters to the Editor policy. Our Letters to the Editor policy going forward is as follows: 1) Letters must not exceed 350 words. 2) All letters are subject to editing. 3) Letters will be published solely at the discretion […]
Sports teams gearing up at GSU
The Governors State University softball team’s preparations are well underway as they continue practicing for a great season. The team consists of all GSU students, and they are an all-male team consisting of twelve members each. While there is currently no woman’s team, Dean Jennings, assistant program director for Student […]
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 […]
Saluting the class of 2013
It’s hard to believe, but the end of another semester is nearly here! I’m not sure about all of you, but I am very much looking forward to summer! The end of the spring semester is a time of transition. Some of us are preparing for summer courses. Others are […]
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 […]
Asner brings FDR to life at CPA
GSU’s Center for Performing Arts recently hosted television legend Ed Asner and his one man show, FDR. Those who attended the show were treated to an evening of theater at its finest. In FDR, which played at the CPA for one night only on April 17, Asner brings President Franklin […]
The closing of one chapter…
The 2013 spring semester is now coming to an end. After all of the studying, group projects, papers, presentations, finals, and one of the rainiest springs that Chicagoland has ever seen, the days of summer couldn’t come any sooner. Some GSU students, including myself, will be spending the summertime taking […]