Newsroom Stories

There is no Medical News for this issue of the Record.

Just like the 1992 and 2000 debates hosted by the University, the Recreational Gym served as the media filing center.

Nine faculty members give their opinions regarding what they heard, or didn’t hear, during the second presidential debate.

Robert Richards, a prominent expert on Darwin and evolutionary theory, will present a lecture titled “Did Ernst Haeckel Commit Fraud in Defending Darwin’s Theory,” on Oct. 21 as part of the Assembly Series. Richards conducts research and teaches in the history and philosophy of biology and psychology.

Debate week was an exciting time; check out the sights from around the University.

While it was a day of much drama, the demonstrators remained peaceful in their approach; no major incidents occurred.

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There was one thing student supporters of both Bush and Kerry could agree on in Graham Chapel: They love Mo Rocca. The Congress of the South 40 brought Rocca to campus Oct. 8 for the special post-debate event. The slightly geeky, self-proclaimed “fake journalist” took the stage to thunderous applause after an introduction by Olin […]

There is no Washington People for this issue of the Record.

Campaign staffers, stressed segment producers and high-profile television anchors began swarming immediately after the debate.