With all the students studying for the big scary Finals, one cannot help but to feel hungry after hours of studying.  To remedy this, the GSC faculty and staff will be hosting,  Glenville State College’s traditional late night breakfast on Monday, May 6 in the Molohan Restaurant at 9 p.m.,  where all students are welcome to attend.  Whether you’re hungry or not, the event is a good way to relax your mind after so many hours of studying and cramming.  So satisfy your taste buds [...]

Well, the school year is just about over, as students are packing their belongings and sprucing up their rooms for the next year, there is but one last thing on all students’ check lists to take care of:  take the Finals.  All next week will be nothing but Finals, as the school year comes to a close.  All GSC students are cramming, try to remember everything that they have learned in order to pass the make or break tests in their classes.  Crunching numbers, interpreting [...]

As the semester slowly winds down to a closing, the Student Activities Committee will be helping host GSC Week. During this week, there will be tons of things for everyone to do. Last night, as part of GSC Week, the Mollohan’s Restaurant hosted a Hawaiian Luau Premium Night with the menu plan as follows: Mahi Mahi Roasted Pulled Pork with Peach BBQ Sauce Marinated Grilled Chicken with Mango Pineapple Salsa Green Tea Rice Aloha Sweet Potato Bar Honey Lime Stir Fried Vegetables Luna Baked Beans [...]

Soon there will be a student recital held at Glenville State College by the music majors here at GSC. This recital will feature the current music students at GSC and all styles of music will be performed. The recital is a requirement for all music majors that are taking an applied instrumental course here at GSC with most students performing a single piece. Although the event is not usually advertised, people are welcome to attend the recital, as it is open to the public with [...]

Four years ago, Glenville State College lost two of their finest young athletes due to a tragic automobile accident.  Kyle Puffenberger, a freshman who was a redshirt defensive back on the Pioneer Football team and Brandi Bowen, a sophomore, who ran track and cross-country.  Both Kyle and Brandi were not only standout athletes, but they were also amazing people.   For those of us who had the pleasure of knowing them and the honor of having them as a friend, we will always have wonderful memories [...]

College Accreditation If you are attending college, then having your school be accredited means that you can be sure of the quality of its programs. This means they have been evaluated against a high level of standards and have been approved. Meaning the school is accepted as a reputable educational institution. This is an ongoing process that schools must renew overtime. GSC will soon be going through this renewal process. According to the Council for Higher Education Accreditation, accrediting organizations in the United States, which [...]

There are many students who strive in the political science field with plans to become a governor, President of the United States of America, or even a ruthless lawyer. The Frasure-Singleton Scholarship Program is offered to those students who have a major or minor in political science who would like to gain experience in the world of politics. The program, for those who are interested, is an internship with a senator or delegate that lasts for either a week or a whole semester.  The interns run errands [...]

A book signing is being planned for Glenville State College employee Bill Church and his new publication. His new book is titled Medicinal Plants, Trees, and Shrubs of Appalachia and was published late last year. The event will be held in the GSC Bookstore on Wednesday, April 3 from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. “We are looking forward to this event being successful. There seems to be a lot of interest in these types of books,” said GSC Bookstore Manager Diana Milam. Church began studying [...]

It’s that time of year again, for all Glenville State College students who are planning on returning in the fall, to start thinking about what classes they will need to take next semester, and to consider taking summer courses as well. All students are encouraged to meet with their advisors until Friday, April 5th.  If you are unsure of who your advisor is, it can be found on your EdNet account (Select Student & Financial Aid – Student Records – Student Information, this page will tell you who your [...]

Business Communication (BUSN 193) would present several student centered presentations over the next month. These presentations focus on preparing our graduating seniors on finding that perfect job. It is a series of presentations taking the student through where to find jobs openings, how to prepare for the interview, interviewing skills and common types of interviews, developing a strong resume and cover letter and fashions that reflect the right image. Job Openings In this presentation, the students focus on where to find job openings. The discuss [...]