Despite the overcast and sporadically rainy weather, students gathered last week to celebrate their home, Earth. The Earth Day Fair, sponsored by the Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC), the Sustainability […]
Several weekends ago St. Mary’s students in conjunction with Historic St. Mary’s planted chestnut trees on Mattpany Road, behind the Artist house. “The American Chestnut tree was one of the […]
On April 14, T.R. Reid, the Nitze Senior Fellow for 2008-2009, returned to the College to give his third and final lecture, entitled “The Global Superpowers of 2050 (The U.S. […]
On Tuesday and Wednesday, April 21-22, the College hosted the fourth annual Patuxent Defense Forum. Cosponsored by the Center for the Study of Democracy and the Patuxent Partnership, the forum […]
Dear Mr. Perry, Thank you for your editorial regarding student representation on the presidential search committee. I understand your concerns and wholeheartedly believe that students, indeed all of us, want […]
Hello Seahawks, As studying and paper writing starts to consume our lives I hope that we will all take a few minutes to go outside and enjoy the spring/summer weather. […]
Shouldn’t we have more of a say in who educates us? Well, we the students of visiting professor Guy Ziv certainly think so. Last week we started a petition to […]
On Friday, April 17, the co-founder of Food Not Bombs, Keith McHenry, gave a lecture on food and social justice. The lecture was hosted by the Global Justice League. Earlier […]
Dr. M Trenna Solomon Valado, ’94, gave a talk entitled, “No Space to Exist: Homelessness in a Sanitized City,” concerning homelessness in Tucson, Arizona, and the ways in which homeless […]
The library, typically a place of silence and study, was transformed into a 12 hole mini golf course on Friday, April 24th. With holes snaking through reference books, periodicals and […]
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