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By: Lydia Reagan ~Feature Editor~

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The Newswire was originally called The Xavierian News and was founded by Xavier’s law school in 1915.

Today, The Xavier Newswire is the independent student newspaper of Xavier University.

We serve the 5,000 students of Xavier in addition to the faculty, staff, alumni, and local community. It is an 8-16 page newspaper which covers campus news and events, Xavier athletics, the Cincinnati arts scene, and events in the Cincinnati area. Circulation of the paper is 1,800, and the paper is available for free at many locations on Xavier’s campus.

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Fall 2019 Staff

Editor-in-Chief:             Kevin Thomas

Managing Editor:          Heather Gast

Campus News:                  Alex Budzynski

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Xavier’s School of Nursing will become a College. The School of Nursing currently has the most students among all the programs in the College of Professional Sciences. Xavier currently has about 1,100 students in its nursing programs. Members of Xavier’s Integrated Student Success Committee and the Board believe “this decision is vital to position the University to better meet multiple opportunities to engage the changing nature of health care through the education of distinctively Jesuit-educated, holistic nurses,” said Xavier President Michael Graham, S.J., in an announcement to the campus community. The College of Nursing classrooms and simulation labs will be housed in the Health United Building, which is currently under construction on campus, when the new College opens in the fall of 2019. An interim dean for the College of Nursing is expected to be hired by July 1, 2019 to lead the planning and accreditation process. The founding dean of the College is expected to be in place by July 2021. Taken from https://www.xavier.edu/now/2019/college-of-nursing?fbclid=IwAR3NPx96BfDYD6y_Z1vApUiXoLJ_Poqtq3KL1LfSt8RMlwBOCo9IX7CTNuE Photo courtesy of Xavier University
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“The worst has been avoided but the battle has not yet been won,” French President Emmanuel Macron told reporters outside the partially destroyed Notre Dame Cathedral. “Notre Dame is our history, our literature, part of our psyche, the place of all our great events, out epidemics, our wars, our liberations, the epicenter of our lives,” the French President said. He promised that the landmark structure would be rebuilt.
For this week’s Features, two poets were shown this image and then asked to write a poem inspired by it. Read the poems online and in this week’s issue of the Newswire. Who wrote it better? Tell us on our Xavier Newswire twitter: @xaviernewswire.

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