Search

2020-10-19 By Katelyn Miller When the number of quarantined students was at an all-time high, the kitchen staff at GSC worked hard to keep up with the large incoming orders. Scott Hill, Cafeteria supervisor, described the process that the kitchen used to prepare for these large orders.

2020-10-20 By Samantha Lamb

2020-10-28 By Katelyn Miller What is the main thing students need to survive a college semester? Late night study sessions and exams that seem to drain the masses, so what is the one thing the students and faculty members use to cope with it all? That’s right, caffeine. Coffee.

2020-10-29 By Katelyn Miller Advising began on October 26. Don’t forget to make arrangements to speak (via email, phone, or in person) with your academic advisor during the advising period, Monday, October 26 through Friday, November 6.

2020-11-13 By Katelyn Miller

2021-01-07 By Sadie Murphy Glenville State College President Mark Manchin spoke with The Phoenix in regard to the chaos in Washington DC yesterday:

2021-01-07 By Sadie Murphy Today, January 6, 2021, around 12 p.m., Donald Trump addressed the public concerning the confirmation of President Elect Joe Biden.

2021-01-25 By Sadie Murphy Glenville State College President Mark Manchin has drafted a letter to students regarding the recently passed addition to the CARES Act. This legislation will allow for a second round of payments to schools and students. These emergency funds contain grants at an estimated $2,802,178....

2021-02-10 Today The Phoenix appointed Sadie Murphy to the position of Editor. Sadie has written for us for several semesters. Over the summer, she chronicled local reactions to the attack on the Capitol in Washington, DC. She is a junior majoring in English and Biology. She writes: My name is Sadie Broo...

2021-03-01 By Sadie Murphy Students received an email on February 23 from Dr. Gary Morris informing us that “[Our college is] no longer screening for temperatures at the top of Court street.”5 While some are concerned about losing a screening method, the school may be sane to decrease temperature...