By Kaitlyn Dixon Staff Writer School has just begun and it’s about time professors are assigning their first tests for the semester. Study (verb); the act of texting, eating, and watching TV with an open textbook nearby. Let’s face it, we’ve all done this and wondered why in the world we didn’t get the grade […]
What I wish I had known about dorm life
By Taylor Mckaig Entertainment Editor After experiencing move-in day four times over, now two years removed from dorm living, I think of so many things I wish I knew prior to living in a dorm. After finding that there are plenty of others who share my sentiment, I asked students to weigh in on some […]
Student feature | A day in the life of Chelle
By Taylor Mckaig Features Editor Hours prior to your arrival at the football stadium, even before the athletes lace their cleats, you can find Chelle behind the scenes, preparing to capture every second of the game. The young woman many people know as “Chelle” Stanley is in her fourth year at Campbell. She is pursuing […]
Pat Barker portrait dedicated
By Rachel Davis Assistant Editor Pat Barker Hall is home to 146 freshmen girls, but many of those girls have never met or even seen the namesake of the hall, the name proudly affixed to its walls and entrance. Pat Barker, former Executive Vice President of the Bob Barker Company, has been a friend of […]
Home away from home | Freshman’s look at Family Weekend
By Abigail Pore Staff Writer This year has marked the first year of being independent from the rest of my family. Because of this, I was excited to learn about the Campbell tradition of Family Weekend, a celebration of the people who stand behind every student and support them. My personal experience of Family Weekend […]
Meet quarterback Elijah Burress
By Ka’Deem Wynn Staff Writer In the back of his mind, the starting quarterback for the Campbell Football team always knew that he would be a Division I athlete. He is 6’2, 230 pounds of pure strength and power, and has a heck of a throwing arm. Born in Maryland, though he hails from Fredericksburg, […]
Column | Student-athletes have same access to academic help
By Syd Holt Staff Writer What it is like being a student-athlete? A lot of people think that being a student-athlete can get you a significant amount of benefits that regular students don’t have access to. In some cases that may be true, and sometimes these “benefits” will get a school in trouble — see […]
Students report being ‘grabbed’ by man in clown costume late at night near library
By Ka’Deem Wynn Staff writer A man dressed as a clown allegedly harassed and tried to grab two female Campbell students as they left Wiggins Memorial Library late at night this week, the Harnett County Sheriff’s Office and University reported Wednesday. The students have been identified by campus safety and the Sheriff’s Office, but names […]
Campbell football falls 31-14 to Presbyterian College in game three of 2016 season
By: Ka’deem Wynn Staff Writer Campbell quarterback Elijah Burress going to the ground at home in Barker-Lane Stadium. (Photo by Will Bratton) BUIES CREEK, N.C. ─ The Campbell Football team fell short in the second home game of the season against Presbyterian College 31-14. The game was the sixth-largest crowd in Barker-Lane Stadium history. Darrell […]
A close look at Jones Hall renovations
By Diane Ford Staff Writer In typical Campbell fashion, main campus was a construction site throughout the summer. Though much of the focus was on the new addition of the tunnel under U.S. Highway 421, another transformation was happening in one North Campus residence hall. Jones Hall, often avoided during spring housing sign-ups, has received […]