By Madeline Alvarez, Editor-In-Chief A new “social contract” that all Newman students were required to sign before starting the new semester amid the COVID-19 pandemic is not intended to turn campus into a “police state,” says President Kathleen Jagger, but rather was meant to send the message that everyone has

Sanitizer and mask stations are set up throughout campusBy Murphy Obershaw, A&E Editor Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Newman University is entering into a school year like no other. Before you come back to campus and start classes on Monday, there are a few things you need to

By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief Newman is losing one of its longest serving faculty members, Professor of Sociology Larry Heck, who is retiring at the end of this year after spending 46 years at the university. During his time at Newman, Heck has worn many different hats. He was the chair

By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief Associate Professor of Nursing Jane Weilert will be retiring at the end of the school year, leaving behind a three-decades-long legacy of devotion to teaching and healthcare. Growing up with family members in the medical profession, Weilert said, she developed a passion for nursing and community