SRU's 'Success Starts Here' series features New Castle environmental firm read more

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SRU's Gault Art Gallery readies annual Student Juried Exhibition read more

Locke performs 'The Hoop Dance of Life' read more

SRU student researchers prepare for Penn State conference read more

Business management major wins SRU SGA election in record turnout read more

SRU hosts ninth annual National Drowning Prevention event read more

SRU's Green & White Society plans 'Backpacks to Briefcases' mixer read more

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GRADUATION READY: Emily Dolan, a communication major from Grove City, checks out how her graduation gown fits Tuesday in the Student Government Association bookstore. Dolan took advantage of the bookstore’s “Graduation Celebration” to pick up her “green” gown. Graduates will wear gowns made from recycled materials for the first time this May.

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - The board of governors for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education is offering a Voluntary Retirement Incentive Program across the 14 state system universities that could affect an estimated 50 employees at Slippery Rock University.

"The numbers are not exact, but we think about 50 employees could take advantage of the program," said Lynne Motyl, assistant vice president for human resources. She said the actual number depends in part on whether employees with purchasable service make that choice. Read More

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - Slippery Rock University will salute nearly 2,650 dean's list students, 60 Presidential Scholar honorees, 520 academic scholarship recipients, 130 scholar athletes, 17 community service learning volunteers and the 2010 President's Award recipients at its annual Academic Honors Convocation April 11.

The 2 p.m. event in Morrow Field House will be led by Robert Smith, SRU president. Read More

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - Talk about getting down and dirty. When tropical growth that obscured the walls and outbuildings of a plantation in San Salvador threatened his research, Chris Abbott, a Slippery Rock University environmental studies major, grabbed a machete and went to work.

"I spent three days hacking, crawling, bleeding and pushing GPS buttons," he said. "I cut a trail to the newly discovered slave quarters, delineated many more plantation boundaries and uncovered the original driveway to the oldest port on the island - and got poisonwood on my arms and feet," he said. Read More

Today
SRU baseball hosts IUP
3 p.m., Jack Critchfield Park (Doubleheader)

SRU softball hosts Shippensburg
3 p.m., SRU Softball Complex (Doubleheader)

Monday
Deadline for course withdrawal
with grade of "W"
4:30 p.m.

UPB: Drake "The Away
from Home Tour"
7 p.m., University Union

Tuesday
Success Starts Here:
Anthony Cialella
12:30 p.m., Advanced
Science and Technology Hall

SRU softball hosts Lake Erie College
3 p.m., SRU Softball Complex (Doubleheader)

SRU women's tennis hosts Allegheny
4:30 p.m., SRU tennis courts

Wednesday
SRU baseball hosts Seton Hill
3 p.m., Jack Critchfield Park (Doubleheader)

History Film Night:
"Wall Street"
Aaron Cowan, discussant
8 p.m., Strain Behavioral Science Building

Thursday
SRU softball hosts Point Park University
3 p.m., SRU Softball Complex (Doubleheader)

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