Clarion University

Governor Wolf Announces $2.1 Million for Advanced Training to Retain, Diversity Teachers and School Leaders

Governor Wolf Announces $2.1 Million for Advanced Training to Retain, Diversity Teachers and School Leaders

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Governor Tom Wolf on Tuesday announced the Pennsylvania Department of Education has awarded $2.1 million in grants to 11 universities to support innovative teacher and school leader preparation programs designed to expand, diversify, and strengthen the commonwealth’s educator workforce. Clarion University awarded $74,598 for teacher residencies. FULL ARTICLE
by · August 7, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News, PA News
Secondary English, Math Ed Programs at Clarion University Gain National Recognition

Secondary English, Math Ed Programs at Clarion University Gain National Recognition

CLARION, Pa. – The Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation has notified Clarion University School of Education that its secondary English and math education programs have been nationally recognized, adding to those recognized earlier this academic year. FULL ARTICLE
by · July 31, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News
Clarion University Tops $1 Million in National Science Foundation Grants

Clarion University Tops $1 Million in National Science Foundation Grants

CLARION, Pa. – Clarion University and physics professor Dr. Chunfei Li have been awarded a $305,097 grant from the National Science Foundation. FULL ARTICLE
by · July 25, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News
Clarion University Awarded Grant for Dangerous Drinking App

Clarion University Awarded Grant for Dangerous Drinking App

CLARION, Pa. (EYT) - Clarion University is moving forward with programs to help students face issues with alcohol and other substances with the assistance of a grant from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB). FULL ARTICLE
by · July 15, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News
CU Follows State System Tuition Freeze with No Increase in Fees, Housing Costs

CU Follows State System Tuition Freeze with No Increase in Fees, Housing Costs

CLARION, Pa. – Paying for college becomes more challenging with each passing year. Clarion University’s tuition is low compared with other colleges across Pennsylvania, but paying for college is still a challenge for many. FULL ARTICLE
by · July 12, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News
State System Votes to Freeze Tuition for Second Time in 36 Years

State System Votes to Freeze Tuition for Second Time in 36 Years

HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Board of Governors for Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education voted on Wednesday to freeze tuition for just the second time in the organization’s 36-year history. FULL ARTICLE
by · July 11, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News, PA News, School News
Clarion University’s Library Science Program Named Top in the Nation

Clarion University’s Library Science Program Named Top in the Nation

CLARION, Pa. (EYT) - Clarion University's Library Science programs recently received recognition as the top in the nation. FULL ARTICLE
by · June 9, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News
Jefferson County Children Invited to Sign Up for State Police Camp Cadet

Jefferson County Children Invited to Sign Up for State Police Camp Cadet

CLARION, Pa. – Boys and girls are invited to learn what life is like for people in law enforcement. FULL ARTICLE
by · May 23, 2019 · Clarion University, Events, Local News, News
SPONSORED: Sarvey Insurance & Clarion SBDC Partner to Help Students Learn Real-World Solutions

SPONSORED: Sarvey Insurance & Clarion SBDC Partner to Help Students Learn Real-World Solutions

CLARION, Pa. – Sarvey Insurance and the Clarion Small Business Development Center (SBDC) have partnered to provide Clarion University students with real-world situations. FULL ARTICLE
by · April 25, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News, Sponsored Content
Food Insecurity: A Growing Issue Among College Students

Food Insecurity: A Growing Issue Among College Students

CLARION CO. Pa. (EYT) - Although people may joke about college students living on ramen noodles, it turns out that food insecurity among students is a growing problem in our region and across the nation. FULL ARTICLE
by · February 16, 2019 · Clarion University, Local News, News
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