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The St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) women’s lacrosse team has been playing some of their best lacrosse of the year as of late. In fact the month of April has been tremendous for the Seahawks. They have won three out of four games (as of April 15) and their Read More
After beginning their season this past fall, the St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) men’s and women’s tennis teams are heading into their final match of the season on April 19. Both teams will travel to Pikesville, MD to take on Stevenson University. After this match, the SMCM tennis players Read More
Two students in the St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) biology department recently got individual funding for their research on the fast-acting antidepressant L-655,708. Seniors Marilyn Stewart, a biology major, and Max Madden, a double major in biochemistry and psychology, received funding through the scientific research honor society Sigma Xi and Read More
On March 19, 2018, President Jordan sent an all-student email updating campus community members on the case facts from the armed robbery incident which occurred in February. The incident in question was an armed robbery carried out by four students on a fifth student. All students involved in the incident Read More
St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) students have been represented by the Seahawk mascot since 1984. The seahawk costume currently in use was unveiled and named Solomon in 2008. But, according to multiple people with expertise in bird anatomy, Solomon is not, in fact, a seahawk. The Empath, a previous Read More
The Crescent Townhouses on the St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) campus may be getting a communal space. Maurice Schlesinger, facility planning and operations executive, presented a summary of proposals from the Office of Planning and Facilities to build a new area adjacent to the Crescents at a Student Government Read More
Since the Fall of 2013, admissions rates at St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) have been steadily dropping. On the College’s Office of Institutional Research (OIR) website, the reality is stark, with incoming classes dropping from 383 students in the Fall of 2013 to 342 in the Fall of 2017. Read More