No. 11/12 Villanova stretched its home win streak to 20 games with a 29-16 victory over Albany on Saturday, Oct. 25. The ...

On Friday night, Villanova women’s basketball swiftly handled Towson, 79-54, in a preseason exhibition game at the Finneran ...

Service is one of the foundational roots of Villanova and was recently celebrated and demonstrated a couple weeks ago, at ...

Fall Break. In approximately 48 hours, midterm week will be over, and it will finally be time to catch our breath and take a break. For many of us, this means heading to sunny Las Vegas, Nevada to ...

From Oct. 3 to Oct. 4, a very special production ran at Topper Theatre in the Mullen Center. “Broadway In Concert,” true to its name, was a celebration of beloved Broadway hits. From classics like The ...

Oct. 1 arrived with a chill in the morning air. The sun is setting a little earlier than we would like, and the walk to class suddenly calls for a sweatshirt. Coffee tastes better hot, playlists feel ...

In years past, the majority of the men’s soccer team has been recruited from the East Coast. Although this fact still applies, one Wildcat stands out from the rest. Sophomore defender Lorenzo Avalos ...

The Villanova shuttle is a core aspect that allows our community to operate in the way it does. Students utilize this resource every day to commute to or from off-campus stops or to get from one place ...

On Wednesday, the Charlotte Hornets announced that they signed former Villanova forward Eric Dixon. Dixon, Villanova men’s basketball’s all-time leading scorer, will join the Hornets after being ...

On Saturday, Oct. 4, Villanova football won its second consecutive game, defeating New Hampshire, 37-7, on the road at Wildcat Stadium. The Wildcats (3-2, 2-1 Coastal Athletic Association) dominated ...

With all the discourse surrounding the new Wawa on campus, many students are buzzing with questions. Mr. Chris Gheysens, CEO of Wawa and Villanova ‘93, is willing to answer a lot of these questions.

A recent uptick of gun-related incidents on college campuses coast-to-coast, terrorizing students, scrambling public safety departments into action and sending administrations to the drawing board in ...