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114 professors could get axed: student protest set for Thursday

The Voice

University president Jeffrey Osgood, announced that Commonwealth University is anticipating 114 faculty retrenchment letters, students plan a protest in anticipation. 114 faculty retrenchment letters will be sent out, but the future is still unclear The announcement was made to faculty on Wednesday morning, October 20, via email, which was obtained by The Vo

What happened to the game I loved: College Football’s downfall

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On October 16, the NCAA approved a proposal to expand the Division I College Football Playoff from 12 to 24 teams. This change has destroyed the exact essence of what makes college football special: the passion. College football is, or was, special because it offers a fresh alternative to the NFL. In the NFL, it...

CU analysis outlines enrollment declines and potential staffing reductions

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Commonwealth University President Jeffery Osgood shared a sustainability analysis with the university community on Thursday morning, October 15, outlining enrollment trends, financial pressures, housing concerns and workforce changes across its three campuses. Osgood emphasized that the report is intended to inform long-term planning, not announce recommenda

University students combat AI-generated music through local performances

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If you noticed during the month of September that Bloomsburg was noisier than usual, don’t blame the frat parties; thank Rayne McCoog, a Bloomsburg resident turned booking agent who’s giving the music scene in Bloomsburg a new sound. Rayne began his journey to becoming a booking agent after a show with a local metal band...

Classic scares and modern frights

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October is here. The leaves are beginning to change, pumpkins are lining front porches, and the days are getting shorter. As the air gets colder and Halloween approaches, it is the perfect time to turn off the lights, grab some popcorn, and put on a scary movie. But with thousands of horror movies to choose...

CU President accidental email sparks confusion across campus

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Amid layoff controversy and other sweeping changes CU president Jeffrey Osgood, sent out an accidental email last night expressing his feelings towards university struggles to the entire CU community. The email references a song titled “Company Man” by Warren Haynes, a southern rock song about company layoffs, leading to confusion amoung many readers. And af

Jared Knorr leads DiscipleMakers Campus Ministry at CU

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A few weeks ago, Jared Knorr shared details about his new role as a Campus Missionary for DiscipleMakers at Commonwealth University–Bloomsburg. Those who have met him describe him as eloquent, knowledgeable, and deeply passionate about the ministry he now serves. His presence on campus reflects DiscipleMakers’ mission to provide students with a place of comm

Beloved Bloomsburg bar sponsors cat adoption

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The Animal Resource Center (ARC) in Millville received a generous donation from Bloomsburg’s fan favorite bar, Capitol Bar & Grille. The donation was made towards covering the adoption fee of a cat named Capitol, who was rescued in Bloomsburg. Capitol the cat Capitol was rescued in Bloomsburg when he was just a kitten in 2022,...

Forged in football: Eli Zimmerman’s story

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At 5-foot-9 and 172 pounds, Eli Zimmerman doesn’t exactly fit the mold of the average Division II football player. But through five games, the CU-Bloomsburg sophomore has proven that size isn’t everything. He might just be the engine behind the Huskies’ 4-1 start. Judge the heart, not the size Zimmerman is all too familiar with...

Keeping competition alive: Club and Intramural sports

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According to the National Federation of State High School Associations, 8.2 million high school students participated in at least one sport in 2025. Just 7% of them go on to play at the next level, leaving 93% looking for other opportunities to continue playing. That’s where intramural and club sports come in. “[Students] want to...

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