Category: News
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DelVal’s Housing Shortage: Where Will We Go?
By Gillian Baker / Full360 Digital Producer As the end of the semester approaches, most students who live on campus eagerly anticipate finding out what their housing selection is for the next school year. You gather with your roommate(s), log onto the portal, and pray you get into your dorm of choice, which for most…
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The Psychological Toll of Abandoning Nature: Why We Should Care
The urban environment is taking a toll on humans, leading to higher psychiatric disorder prevalence. We have an innate love for nature, known as Biophilia, and studies show that it has a positive impact on mental health. Conservation is crucial for protecting not only our physical health but also our spiritual and cultural well-being. Without…
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DelVal’s Colleges Against Cancer Club Launches Inaugural Relay for Life Event
The Colleges Against Cancer Club hosted their first Relay for Life event, attracting over 100 participants and raising $7,478 for cancer research. With ten teams from the university and local cancer survivors in attendance, the event featured activities like continuous track walking, a cornhole tournament, and a memorable luminary lighting ceremony.
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Mental Health Struggles in College are common: Here are ways to prioritize self care
By Gillian Baker / Full360 Reporter One in four students struggle with their mental health in college. Students may be feeling lonely, or pressured with a big course load. They may hide that hurt, as they feel the issue they face isn’t necessarily “big” or it doesn’t “matter” in the grand scheme of things. But…
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Colossal’s De-Extinction Project: DelVal Professor and Students Give Thoughts
The Anthropocene era signals humans’ significant impact on Earth, that impact being mass extinction. Colossal Biosciences aims to resurrect Wooly Mammoths and other extinct creatures to improve ecosystem health. However, Dr. George doubts the project’s efficacy, citing ecosystem complexities. He questions prioritizing de-extinction over current conservation efforts. The debate raises concerns about the project’s feasibility…
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The Magic of A-Day: What it Means for Small Businesses
DelVal’s annual A-Day event, started in 1949, has evolved into a state fair showcasing student talent, livestock, crafts, and small businesses. The inclusion of small businesses aligns with the local community’s focus and provides job opportunities for students. It also aids in funding the event and invites community members to the campus.