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Emile Netzhammer, III, an alumnus of the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, with a Ph.D. in Communication, is a finalist in William Paterson University’s search to replace former President Dr. ...

By: Alicia Fiorletta

With what started simply as a do-it-yourself project, New Jersey local Jason Soroka has turned his love for writing songs into a skyrocketing career in the underground indie-folk scene. Now a junior at William Paterson, he has teamed up with fellow classm...

By: Jason Moussab

James Brown, a police dispatcher at William Paterson University, was killed Dec. 28, 2009, when his 2006 Jeep LCF Wagon was stuck on the NJ Transit train tracks, and was struck by an oncoming train. (Near Park Avenue and Rutherford Boulevard in Clifton) ...

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With an extensive resume and a matching list of achievements, Dr. Kathleen Waldron seems like a perfect fit to become William Paterson University’s next president. But the achievement that may give her a slight edge over the other two finalists is h...

By: Idanely Dorta

People across the nation are feeling the effects of the devastating earthquake and aftershocks in Haiti.  For some students here at William Paterson University, the earthquake hit very close to home. ...

By: Vittoria Serino

The earthquake that paralyzed Port-au-Prince in Haiti didn’t leave William Paterson University indifferent.             Assistant vice president for student life Francisco Diaz and SGA President...

By: Kelly Small

Things need to be mixed up once and awhile, or so NBC thought when they gave the late night talk show line up an overhaul last June. Conan O’Brien took over The Tonight Show, which was formally hosted by Jay Leno. The Late Night Show that was formal...

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The William Paterson Athletic Department kicked off the university’s efforts to raise money for the American Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development Fund on Saturday, Jan. 23, at the Pioneers basketball doubleheader against Rutgers-Camden in accompan...

By: Akeera Weathers

With the spring semester rolling in, students prepared themselves for new classes. Along with this, they prepared themselves for new money issues. For the first two weeks of the semester students have been dealing with a constant issue that I like to call...

By: Alicia Fiorletta

The Grammy’s used to be considered a way for music fans and every day folk to determine which artists were the true mavericks of the music industry. They represented authority and wisdom — Yoda of the music world, if you will. However, with th...

By: Klaudia Kaczmarek

What many students may not know is that William Paterson University is an eco-friendly campus.  This month, the university is expecting to start the installation of a solar energy facility all over campus.  When completed, the system will be 3.5...

By: Kelsey Romond

In some way or another, every person is connected to cancer.  Whether there is a direct link through a family member or friend, or an indirect association to the disease, everyone knows the cruel effects of this great evil....

By: Robert Fottler

The Lady Pioneers continued their dominance with key victories over conference rivals during the past two weeks. Their most recent victory, a 67-50 beat down over Ramapo on Feb. 3, improved the team’s overall record to 21-1 and 9-1 in the New Jersey...

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This month, 216 Americans, 123 men and 93 women, will take the ultimate sporting stage at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver.  Starting Feb. 12, 97 nations will seek gold in any of the 15 perspective sports.  The USA is looking for its v...

By: Rob Fottler and Jillian Bronowich

With three games left in the regular season, the Pioneers 13th ranked men’s basketball team, according to d3hoops.com, remains focused on their main goal, winning a championship. With a record of 21-1, the Pioneers have clinched the New Jersey Athle...

By: Jessica Elson

If there is one movie to see this year, then Avatar is it. Filled with action, suspense, romance and intrigue, director James Cameron has proven his cinematic genius to the world once again. ...

By: Amanda Marko

Winter is approaching and the temperature is decreasing and so is the number of H1N1 cases.  The Center for Disease Control reported that influenza has decreased across all regions in the U.S. Some find this reassuring and comforting to know H1N1 is ...

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The construction that began last semester aimed at expanding Science Hall has really begun to take shape; In fact, the exterior of the addition is close to being finished. Vice President for Administration and Finance Steve Bolyai indicated there will be ...

By: Megan Kivlehan

College students face many challenges during their education, not least of which is the question of whether to take paying jobs or internship work.  Students need relevant experience during their college careers to set themselves apart from the compe...

By: Amanda Ferrante

Close your eyes and find your happy place. Then open your eyes and think about adolescence. Bugged by a bittersweet, fuzzy feeling? Welcome to Where the Wild Things Are.  The film is based on Maurice Sendak’s 1963 book, which some William Pater...