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In my last blog post, I reviewed what a synthesis was, including the definition, its main purposes, and its function within higher education. If you have not read that post yet, I highly recommend you do so. […]

It’s hard to believe that it is already week 6 in the semester, and with midterms just around the corner, its good to have a refresher on how to study for certain classes. English courses can be difficult to s […]

Does a beautiful day move you to write about the nature that surrounds you? Do you find that writing about your emotions helps to relieve them? Have you ever felt the urge rhyme within a verse or a line? If you […]

Does a beautiful day move you to write about the nature that surrounds you? Do you find that writing about your emotions helps to relieve them? Have you ever felt the urge rhyme within a verse or a line? If you […]

This fall nine sets of twins started as first-year students at Millersville University. Dr. David Henriques, assistant professor, chair and director of Academic Advisement & Student Development, says that’s […]

Look for the pink fountains around campus on Wednesday, Oct. 5!  The water will flow pink in the fountains outside the Francine G. McNairy Library and Learning Forum to commence the 10th annual Breast-A-Ville – […]

Jonathan Groff, of “Frozen,” “Hamilton” and “Spring Awakening” fame is an American actor and singer. On Friday, Oct. 23, he stopped by Millersville University’s Ware Center.

Known for his performances on […]

Happy official start to Fall grad students! With the start of colder weather and longer nights now upon us, it’s the season for academic research projects, proposals, and thesis writing. In this new series c […]

Autumn has finally arrived here at Millersville, and along with the crisp air and longer nights comes the opportunity to participate in more fall activities. This includes the likes of visiting a pumpkin patch, […]

A new café has arrived on campus. The student-designed Evergreen Café opened in  Gordinier Hall to serve the Millersville community. A grand opening on Aug. 31 was held for the newest addition to ca […]

Inside Higher Ed recently listed the top eight concerns that college students have about safety on campuses. We sat down with Millersville University Police Chief, Pete Anders, to see how the ‘Ville addresses t […]

Being a graduate student in the humanities, one is accustomed to frequently reading based on the requirements for a given course. However, within this time devoted to your studies, it may be beneficial to […]

Five Millersville University students were selected to receive scholarships from the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) – the printing industry’s largest scholarship program. The five awards tot […]

Preparations for family weekend are in full swing here at Millersville, as it is an exciting time for parents and students to reunite on campus. While spending time with parents on campus, it is easy to reflect on […]

How to Approach Academic Writing in Grad School

By Heather Verani

It is said that one constant in life is change, and in graduate school, another constant is writing academically. Academic writing can become […]

First-year teacher spotlight!  Sarah Madonna is teaching general music and fourth-grade choir at Avon Grove Intermediate School, Grades 3-6 this year.  She is most excited to be teaching at the intermediate sc […]