Clarion Students' Association, in collaboration with the Traditions Council, unveiled
an apple sculpture Sept. 7, 2013, on the lawn of Grunenwald Center for Science and
Technology. Students have embraced this new canvas to share their thoughts and promote
their organizations. "Painting on the apple is very popular, even during winter,"
said Kaitlyn Jones, a senior majoring in communication. "You are lucky if your message
remains on the apple for 24 hours. The space is very much in demand." Funded through
the CSA Special Projects Fund, the apple sculpture honors Clarion University's long-standing
commitment to education since its founding as Clarion Seminary in 1867.
