Dining Services, students’ opinions two weeks in
By Grant Morgan and Spencer Skolnick
September 9, 2015
Absent in the print version of this article is the acknowledgement of news writer Spencer Skolnick's contributions to this story. In early July, the Aramark Corporation arrived on campus to take over operations of UA’s dining services, the result of an administrative decision last spring to out...
Men in heels walk a mile
By Spencer Skolnick, News Writer
April 27, 2015
Men strapped on stilettos and walked for a mile alongside women to raise awareness for victims of sexual assault. Last Friday, April 24, the Rape Crisis Center hosted the 10th annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” in Lock 3 Park in downtown Akron. Men literally “walked a mile in her shoes,” or...
Starbucks: to renew or not to renew
By Spencer Skolnick, News Writer
April 1, 2015
Filed under Campus News
The end of The University of Akron’s contract with Starbucks is stirring debate on campus; students are concerned with whether it will stay or get replaced. The contract between UA and Starbucks ends in August. Though Starbucks might leave, UA is taking its time deciding whether to continue its ...
Forget relaxation, volunteer
By Spencer Skolnick, News Writer
March 30, 2015
Some UA students used spring break as time away from school to volunteer with The University of Akron’s Alternative Spring Break. For four days over spring break, 91 volunteers—UA students and advisors—traveled in three groups to Winder, Georgia; Marion, South Carolina; and Manteo, North Carol...
Women’s History Month events attract students
By Spencer Skolnick, News Writer
March 11, 2015
With March comes the beginning of spring and the arrival of warmer weather; but also the start of Women’s History Month, which celebrates women’s past and current impacts on the world. UA commemorates Women’s History Month with programs and events organized by Campus Programs. Every March s...
Nile River basin cultures share traditions
By Spencer Skolnick, News Writer
March 2, 2015
The Nile Project’s members performed at E.J. Thomas Hall on Sunday, March 1, to educate Akron through its interactive musical performance. This traveling group demonstrates the musical, dress, language and cultural differences among the countries within the Nile River basin. It brings these...
Airborne virus threatens students
By Spencer Skolnick, News Writer
February 25, 2015
Filed under News
With the many recent measles outbreaks in the U.S., UA Student Health Services advises students to take precautions. Typically uncommon in the U.S., measles is a disease still found in countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Pacific, and other areas. When travelers from foreign countries visit the ...
Students’ chance to critique union
By Spencer Skolnick, News Writer
February 18, 2015
Filed under News
An online survey allows students to comment on possible areas the Student Union can improve upon. Students taking the survey are asked whether they like the dining options in the union and if the hours of operation are flexible enough for students with busy schedules. The assessment hopes...
Research journal accepting submissions
By Spencer Skolnick, News Writer
February 11, 2015
Filed under News
UA’s IdeaWork is now accepting undergraduate student research articles to be a part of The Journal of Akron’s Undergraduate Research. “Research-based articles in history are just as appropriate as research-based articles in chemical engineering,” said Thomas Bacher, director of The UA...
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