XU strives to pop the “Xavier bubble” through community engagement By Tess Dankoski, Marty Dubecky and Katie Sanchez, Staff Writers With the decision to narrow access to the outdoor basketball courts and […]
Outdoor basketball courts to open
XU grapples with ties to slavery
Gollar says the university still has work to do to reconcile its history By Trevor Tiemeyer, Staff Writer Newswire sat down with Dr. Walker Gollar, a professor in the theology department who […]
Pro-life vandalism continues
By Hunter Ellis and Tyler Clifton, Multimedia Managing Editor and Staff Writer A series of counter-protests and incidents of vandalism have transpired the past 36 hours in response to a pro-life display […]
Hanycz to be installed this afternoon
Students, staff and Jesuit tradition highlighted during Inauguration Week events By Alex Budzynski, Editor-in-Chief Following a week of celebratory events, Dr. Colleen Hanycz, president, will be installed as Xavier’s 35th president today […]
We ARE Change wins SGA election
Cahill, Dhaliwal, Nash and nine senators will be sworn in next semester BY OLIVIA VALKNER, JOSEPH COTTON AND CHLOE SALVESON Annalese Cahill, Evan Nash and Ryan Dhaliwal of We ARE Change were […]
We ARE Change endorsed with enthusiasm
By Newswire’s Editorial Board There are three executive tickets running for election in the 2021 Student Government Association (SGA) Election. We ARE Change includes presidential nominee Annalese Cahill and Vice Presidential nominees […]
SGA campaigns are underway
Read their platforms below, and don’t forget to vote next Wednesday AID XU President: Derrick Meyer Junior business analytics and marketing major Vice President: Ethan Brosnan Junior health services administration major Vice […]
Commons renovations to continue
Physical Plant outlines upcoming upgrades and construction projects By Hunter Ellis, Multimedia Managing Editor Physical Plant took on a dozen construction projects over summer break, including significant changes to Commons Apartments and […]
Ceremony celebrates Justice Hall
Four justice-seekers announced as namesakes of the building’s towers By Alex Budzynski and Trevor Tiemeyer, Editor-in-Chief and Guest Writer The Xavier community congregated on Tuesday to recognize the renaming of Justice Hall […]
The jury’s out on recreational courts
Recently damaged courts to remain closed while task force assembles By Olivia Valkner, Staff Writer Xavier is launching a task force to assess the utilization of outdoor recreational sports areas, specifically the […]
CDI welcomes a new director
Dr. Sherrae Mack: “It’s about focusing on what we can do, together” By Emily Croft, Staff Writer The Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) has welcomed a new director, Dr. Sherrae Mack, […]
Xavier mandates vaccines for spring
As COVID-19 cases spike, Task Force discusses further restrictions By Alex Budzynski AND HUNTER ELLIS, Editor-in-Chief and Managing Multimedia Editor Xavier is now requiring all students to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 […]
XUPD increases campus security systems
Vandalism and vehicle break-ins inform decision to ramp up surveillance By Hunter Ellis and Chloe Salveson, Multimedia Managing Editor, Show Manager XUPD is taking measures to expand security coverage on campus in […]
Dorms slated for summer updates
Renovations include new study rooms and upgraded HVAC systems By Erin Albright and Griffin Brammer, staff writers During the next two summers, Brockman Hall and the Commons Apartments are set to undergo […]
Vandalism named a bias incident
BART makes a formal statement, XUPD investigation still in progress BY HUNTER ELLIS AND CHLOE SALVESON, Managing Multimedia Editor and staff writer While the Xavier University Police Department’s (XUPD) investigation of the […]
Patriot Front posts propaganda on Xavier’s premises
White supremacist group vandalizes banner, leaves stickers BY HUNTER ELLIS AND CHLOE SALVESON, Managing multimedia editor and staff writer Xavier Police (XUPD) and the Bias Action Response Team (BART) are investigating the […]
Elevating Black voices in 2021
BY HEATHER GAST AND ALEX BUDZYNSKI, editor-in-chief and managing editor Students of color at Xavier have consistently had to fight more to have less. Though this burden has been passed down for […]
Food accounts have Instagram beef
Three flavor-focused Instagram accounts fight for culinary critique crown written by: erin albright, staff writer With so many different selections to choose from, many students find themselves overwhelmed when deciding what to […]
Pay for parties with probation
Violation of Community Commitment to be met with hefty consequences As Manresa leaders welcome first-years and campus prepares for classes to begin next Monday, parties have sprung up on Cleneay, Lexington, Regent […]
Graham gives an early goodbye
The longest-serving president in Xavier’s history will retire on June 30, 2021 Father Michael Graham, president, has been at the helm of Xavier University for more time than most firstyear students have […]
Mask mandate lifted for winter break
Task Forces’ masking policy for spring semester is expected in January By Hunter Ellis, Managing Multimedia Editor Effective as of last week, the indoor mask mandate has been lifted on Xavier’s campus. […]
Xavier narrowly defeats Virginia Tech
By Joe Clark, Sports Editor Down three starters with flu-like symptoms, the Xavier Musketeers beat the Virginia Tech Hokies 59-58 Friday night at Barclays Center behind 30 points from senior guard Nate […]
Xavier suffers first loss of the season, falling 82-70 to Iowa State
By Joe Clark, Sports Editor The Xavier Musketeers lost their first game of the season on Wednesday night, falling 82-70 to the Iowa State Cyclones. Izaiah Brockington had 30 points for the […]
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