Although the end of the school year is quickly approaching, the Student Activities Board is busy preparing events to keep SLU's social calendar full. From movies to comedians and even Spring Fever, the...

Bring out your skirts and ties (not together, of course). Career Services is holding its annual Summer Job Expo 2000 on Tuesday, March 21from noon to 3 p.m. in the Busch Memorial Center's St. Louis Room. "This...

The Muslim Student Association wants to take Saint Louis University "Around the World in 8.0 Days" from March 17 to March 24. The MSA is sponsoring an Islamic Awareness Week that kicks off with a dinner...

On a day that honored presidents, Saint Louis University students decided who would become their student government president for the 2000-2001 school year. The only choices on the ballot were the "Focus...

The School of Business and Administration is conducting an investigation of possible cheating on economics examinations, according to Dean Neil Seitz, Ph.D. "No charges have been brought to the business...

"It may be music to your ears, but it's major static for the University's computer network." Executive Vice President James Kimmey's observation summarizes in a nutshell the growing concern over Napster...

With what some deemed a feather in commuters' cap, the Student Government Association Senate discussed several issues during their meeting last night but passed no legislation. During the open forum, Dr....

They're back in the running. Following a Student Government Association resolution last week, commuters have regained their place in the Department of Residence Life's apartment housing process. "I think...

"Who is Kenny Kraft?" Many students asked this question on Election Day as word spread that SGA president Jay Perry would face some last-minute competition. After Sunday evening, the name became more...

Like the lyrics to a Beatles' song, almost anyone who grew up attending Catholic church every Sunday can readily chime in upon hearing the phrase, "I, the Lord of sea and sky ." What many may not know,...

Band-Aids topped discussion at last night's Student Government Association senate meeting. As a result of student complaints, Arts & Sciences Senator Lauren Gretz and Undergraduate Commuter Senator Rich...

The cameras of Playboy magazine will be aimed at Conference USA schools-including Saint Louis University-for the magazine's October issue. During the magazine's first visit to C-USA, Playboy photographers...