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On Feb. 21, Washington, D.C. poet, teacher and visual artist Sami Miranda visited St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) as a featured speaker in the VOICES Reading Series, directed by Associate Professor of English Karen Leona Anderson. Associate Professor of Spanish Jose Ballesteros introduced Miranda at the beginning of the Read More
St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) has a wide variety of clubs on campus, ensuring that every student can find an outlet to meet new friends and engage in some of their favorite activities, or even learn new skills. The Student Education Association (SEA) has been an active club at Read More
This past school year, SMCM has been lucky to receive three students as Teacher Assistants (TA’s) for German, French and Spanish classes brought to us with the Fulbright Scholarship. The scholarship was created to “(a) enhance the foreign language programs at Universities in America by having native speakers (who are Read More
On Friday, March 1, poets, daughters, students, admirers, and newcomers alike gathered for “Nurturing the Compassionate Community: An Evening to Honor the Legacy of Lucille Clifton”. As guests filed in, softly conversing and enjoying refreshments, a grand piano played in the background, coming to an end when President Tuajuanda C. Read More
On Feb. 7, cultural geographer Carolyn Finney gave a lecture in the Hilda C. Landers Library titled “Signs of the Times: Black Faces, White Spaces, and All Things Green”. Finney, also a writer and performer, is “deeply interested in issues related to identity, difference, creativity, and resilience… she explores how Read More
St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) students take great pride in their involvement with the community. One of the lesser-known clubs here at SMCM is Knits for the Needy— a group of about ten students who come together every week to knit and crochet, to then sell their products to Read More
On Feb. 7, the International Justice Mission (IJM) held ‘SPEAKUP to End Slavery,’ calling attention to the plight of modern day slavery. The event aimed to educate the campus community, allowing students to learn about the extent of the issue of human trafficking, specifically sex trafficking, and forced labor. The Read More