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khartman wrote a new post, January 24, 2019, on the site 'Ville Daily 1 minute ago
‘Ville Daily | January 24, 2019
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New Today: Resource Guide – Diversity to Inclusion
MU Art & Design Hosts B […]
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khartman wrote a new post, January 23, 2019, on the site 'Ville Daily 1 day ago
‘Ville Daily | January 23, 2019
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New Today: MU Art & Design Hosts Bloom Exhibit Reception and Artists’ Talk at […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, Pucillo Pool Upgrades, on the site Millersville News 1 day, 19 hours ago
Since its initial construction in 1970, Pucillo Gymnasium has received countless upgrades. From the lobby, to the locker rooms, bleachers, gym floor and much more, these improvements have been made in an […]
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Mark Atwater wrote a new post, NSF Current and Pending Support Template, on the site Atwater Group 1 day, 22 hours ago
Since NSF changed from Fastlane to Research.gov, the submission systems flags errors of format, margins, text type and size, etc. The old current and pending support form does not pass muster, and it seems no one […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, Head Start Heads into New Semester, on the site Millersville News 1 day, 22 hours ago
Since mid-October, renovations have been in the works to turn Bard Hall into an innovative Head Start STEM classroom. With a focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics, this classroom provides a […]
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khartman wrote a new post, January 22, 2019, on the site 'Ville Daily 1 day, 23 hours ago
‘Ville Daily | January 22, 2019
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New Today: MLK Week Schedule-Update
New Today: Demystifying Dyslexia: Jan. 2 […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, ’Ville Bulletin | January 18, 2019, on the site 'Ville Daily 2 days ago
’Ville Bulletin | January 18, 2019
ALERTS FOR MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS
With the forecast for snow, ice and sleet this weekend, it’s a good time to remind the University Comm […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, Updated Dean’s List – Fall 2018, on the site Millersville News 5 days, 18 hours ago
Congratulations to all of the students who made the fall 2018 Dean’s List for Millersville […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, MU English Department Hosts Conference on Dyslexia, on the site Millersville News 5 days, 22 hours ago
Dyslexia is a language-based learning disability that affects between five to 10 percent of the population. Millersville University will offer a day of resources for people with dyslexia, their family members, […]
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Janet L. Dotterer wrote a new post, Spring Exhibit: The James Jolly Collection, on the site MU Archives & Special Collections 6 days ago
James Jolly grew up in Pontiac, Michigan and earned his A.B. from Central Michigan University in 1959 and his M.A. from Michigan State University in 1960. He came to Millersville State College in 1966 as a […]
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Dr. Scott M. Helfrich wrote a new post, Residence Halls Open Early on Saturday @ 12:00 PM Due to Weather, on the site Housing & Residential Programs 6 days, 10 hours ago
The Department of Housing & Residential Programs in discussion with Dining, Facilities, and MUPD has decided to permit students to return on Saturday, January 19, 2019 starting at 12:00 PM due to the impending […]
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khartman wrote a new post, January 17, 2019, on the site 'Ville Daily 1 week ago
‘Ville Daily | January 17, 2019
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New Today: Hon […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, ’Ville Notice | January 15, 2019, on the site 'Ville Daily 1 week, 2 days ago
’Ville Notice | January 15, 2019
INFORMATION FOR MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS
Attention Campus Community,
There will be live streams for both the swearing-in/State of the System a […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, It’s On Us Receives New Grant, on the site Millersville News 1 week, 2 days ago
Millersville University has many educational programs that work to prevent and address sexual assault. In recognition of those programs, the University recently received an almost $30,000 grant as part of the […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, Faculty/Staff Updates for January, on the site Millersville News 1 week, 2 days ago
Dr. Scott M. Helfrich recently presented a webinar through StudentAffairs.com titled Understanding Housing Public-Private Partnerships (P3) showcasing Millersville University’s housing as a model example. T […]
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, The Place to Go for all Things Millersville, on the site Millersville News 1 week, 2 days ago
Have you wondered where to find out about what’s new and happening at Millersville University (MU)? Look no further, the Millersville News blog is the place for all things Millersville.
The Millersville News b […]
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khartman wrote a new post, January 14, 2019, on the site 'Ville Daily 1 week, 3 days ago
‘Ville Daily | January 14, 2019
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, Millersville’s Campus Becoming More Pedestrian Friendly, on the site Millersville News 1 week, 5 days ago
There have been discussions and plans for many years to make Millersville University’s campus more pedestrian friendly. When the Villages were built, George Street was closed at the Student Memorial Center to c […]
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This will make the campus less commuter friendly. There will be a loss of parking spaces along Frederick St. This will also cause the James St. area to be more congested during peak times, as many of those using Creek Dr. Parking Lot will have to enter an exit it via James St. The congestion will also cause more cars to wait at the light on George St. and more gas wasted while idling in the congestion. A lot of people use Frederick St. to High School Ave. to exit campus and avoid the light at George St. and to avoid the congestion of James St. Also in the event of an emergency, there will be fewer ways for exiting campus.
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I agree with the first comment. This will really snarl traffic for those using the Creek Drive parking lot. And it will eliminate a lot of parking spots. While I am a great believer in friendliness to pedestrians, they do not seem to have any problem at all coping with the traffic on Frederick Street. And the traffic congestion from the Creek Drive lot is already a problem. Perhaps putting up a pedestrian crossing at Frederick St and High School Ave would take care of any issues about crossing Frederick St and this would not significantly hinder vehicular traffic.
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I completely agree with the other two comments. I don’t see E Frederick being such a big issue for pedestrians that it would need to be entirely closed to vehicles. The only issue I see is all the jaywalking. Those who are even entertaining this idea must not be aware of the already-heavily congested James and S George. That traffic gets backed up down toward end of McComsey parking lot as it is now! Also, the Frederick closing will influence commuters to use the Centennial Dr to Shenks Lane route. You really want a significant amount of commuters going through the residence hall area? As stated already, parking will become even more of a hassle if E Frederick is closed. Implementing this idea will truly create more traffic in other areas.
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I have a degenerative nerve disorder that effects me I. A multitude of different ways. Walking long distances or walking too much can cause me to be in pain for days. This plan takes away being able to park at the handicap spots near luek and hash. Not to mention there are already not enough handicap parking spots. I really feel like doing this has no benefit to students what so ever. I think you are creating problems where there doesn’t need to be. We have a large population of commuter students. More so than we do resident students… the campus should be creating parking not taking it away.
Editor’s Note: The handicap parking as well as staff and commuter spaces in the lots off High School Ave. will still be accessible. You can access them from George St. to the short block of E. Frederick St. and turn left (North) on High School Ave.
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Janet Kacskos wrote a new post, MU Honors Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., on the site Millersville News 1 week, 5 days ago
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was widely regarded as America’s preeminent advocate of nonviolence. It’s been 50 years since he was assassinated, and Millersville University (MU) plans to honor his legacy wit […]
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ckinney wrote a new post, MU Guided: Capstone in Sweden, on the site International Newsletter 1 week, 5 days ago
Dr. Jason Petula, Assistant Professor and Faculty Coordinator of Internationalization, led a group of students for an educational practicum experience in Stockholm, Sweden.
This program was geared towards […]
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