Last month, for the first time in University history, the Board of Trustees passed an operating budget exceeding $200 million. The budget is up $16 million from last year, $11,385,000 of which comes from increased tuition. On Monday, Maribeth Amyot, vice president for Financial Administration and chief financial officer of […]

On Thursday, April 14, senior Katie Gray and graduate student Marclo Kisula got married—sort of. The two celebrated a mock wedding that spanned cultural and religious traditions from the Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Jewish faiths. The ceremony was hosted by the Office of Interfaith Community Engagement and co-sponsored by the […]

Periodic rain showers couldn’t dampen the spirit at Xavier’s 9th annual Relay for Life event.  One of the American Cancer Society’s (ACS) Relay for Life events was held at Xavier University April 15th and 16th on the Greenspace.   The 18 hour event, aimed at involving communities and raising research funds, […]

When America is overcome with economic crisis, it is not only its citizens who feel the shackles of a restricted budget.  The Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program at Xavier has especially felt this squeeze in their annual budget, creating a race to obtain military scholarships for the cadets of […]

If Xavier had known that the immediate opening of the Learning Commons, the Stephen and Dolores Smith Hall and the outdoor basketball courts would have caused a storm of students to flood them, they would have changed the theme to the week of welcome to “If you build it, they […]

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