Campus Community Grows

By Benjamin Payne, Staff Writer & Zorian Edwards, Editor-In-Chief Campus Community Grows By Benjamin Payne, Staff Writer & Zorian Edwards, Editor-In-Chief Daemen University has over 60 student-lead clubs on campus and this number is growing. Here is a list of clubs that have recently joined the campus community: Film Club The film club declined to comment. Graphic Design Club The graphic design club is focused … Continue reading Campus Community Grows

Phishing for information: From Grand Gala to Grand Reset

By Zorian Edwards, Editor-In-Chief On Oct. 21, the Daemen community received an unexpected email from IT (Information Technology) requiring them to change their login password.  “Out of an abundance of caution, we’re taking additional steps to help protect your account and others from unauthorized access,” the email states.  A week prior to this email, IT caught a phishing email that encouraged students to RSVP to … Continue reading Phishing for information: From Grand Gala to Grand Reset

Daemen University Passes the Sniff Test

By Jenna Fiaretti, Staff Writer When the spring semester at Daemen concludes and residential students depart, Daemen’s campus gets a lot quieter. This doesn’t mean, however, that the campus is closed completely. Summer classes are in session and the campus becomes the temporary home for various programs like the USA Hockey camps and HEOP (The Higher Education Opportunity Program). A lesser known event that Daemen … Continue reading Daemen University Passes the Sniff Test

Advertising Found Around Campus

By Laura Klotzkin, Managing Editor Have you ever gone to your car only to have a flyer for a restaurant fall out of your door? If you park a car in the Daemen parking lots, you probably have. “It is not uncommon for external advertisers to want to advertise to our campus community,” Dr. Kerry Spicer, Vice President for Student Affairs, said. Daemen sometimes has … Continue reading Advertising Found Around Campus

Recent Car Break-ins Concern Students 

By Zorian Edwards, Editor-in-Chief  On Sept. 3 at 2:04 p.m., a campus alert was sent out to all students and faculty detailing a vehicle break-in. The incident occurred within Lot D, the parking lot behind the Yurtchuk Student Center, and was reported by a campus community member.  “It has been confirmed that the car was broken into by breaking the passenger-side front window for access,” … Continue reading Recent Car Break-ins Concern Students