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How MU Professors are Teaching Students to be Smart in a Time of Misinformation By Kate Hartman The term “fake news” is so new to the everyday American vernacular that […]
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Bursting at the Seams
By Gabrielle Redcay ‘18 Take one step into Millersville University’s Costume Shop and you’ll feel like you’ve entered a new world. First, you’ll be greeted by Priscilla Kaufhold’s cheerful smile. […]
Founded as a Normal School in 1855, Millersville University has always been recognized for producing high-quality educators. Over the years the University has diversified its program offerings, but education remains […]
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Made in Millersville
By Devin Marino ’18 Made in Millersville is an annual conference to showcase the scholarly and creative work of Millersville University students. Hundreds of students and faculty from different disciplines […]
By Aaron Jaffe ‘17 I walked into Gordinier Hall on an abnormally warm winter morning to get my breakfast at the new Saxbys Café. There was the smell of brewing […]
1950s Virginia Horst Loewen ’54, State College, published many books for children and articles in “Highlights for Children,” “The Secret Place,” “The Upper Room” and many other local publications. Her […]
News Release: Cynthia D. Shapira, Chair, Board of Governors Frank T. Brogan, Chancellor Recently, the State System made its case for more investment from the Commonwealth during appropriations hearings held […]
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It’s a Bug’s Life
By Laura Knowles Some might call them bugs. For Millersville alumni and students in the field of Entomology, they are insects, and these creatures are their life’s work. “Many people […]
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Learning on the Job
By Kate Hartman In today’s economic climate, college graduates enter into an immensely competitive job market regardless of their degree and chosen profession. Unlike decades past, securing a job requires […]
By Kate Hartman Millersville University was founded as a teacher’s college in 1855. While the University has greatly expanded its programs of study to include STEM (science, technology, engineering and […]
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What’s New at MU?
By Devin Marino From the recently completed living-learning communities to a freshly renovated dining hall, there is a lot that’s new and exciting on Millersville’s campus. Stop by and see for yourself. […]
1950s Robert E. McCann ’54, Seven Valleys, retired from teaching English at William Penn H.S., in New Castle, Del., in June 1985. He went on to teach at York College […]
