Interviews for the Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) will be held next week. Quad Cities Faculty and Staff are invited to participate and represent the Quad Cities in open sessions for Faculty, Civil Service Employees Council, and the Council of Administrative Personnel to meet the candidates.  Visit the link below to view each candidate’s vita, interview itinerary, and to register for zoom open sessions. http://www.wiu.edu/employment/chief_human_resource_officer/ … Continue reading Interviews for the Chief Human Resources Officer

By Nicole Stocker Spring has come this year. Once again it is gardening season. According to my chiropractor, working with the dirt is therapeutic in helping with depression. It helps us feel connected to the earth.  Gardening is a great way to produce fruits and vegetables locally. It is also a great way to cut costs for those odds and ends produce on your grocery … Continue reading Gardening Tips for budgets, Mental Health and Soil Replenishment

The Means, Part 4: Welfareby Bobby Dillon This is a column in eight parts. Through this column I hope to get us all thinking and talking about politics differently. We’ve been fed bullshit most of our lives and this column wants to cut through it. Politics is more than voting and watching the news – it’s the struggle over who gets to make the big … Continue reading The Means, Part 4: Welfare

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PC Hobbies to Consider by Noah Thompson As console hardware evolves closer to computer gaming technology, many will prefer the more straightforward of the two. Upon the release of next-gen gaming consoles it has become clear that high-end PCs are not the only way to experience a videogame’s potential. Video quality, framerate, and affordable titles have been associated with PC gaming for years; now that … Continue reading PC Hobbies to Consider