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Like most college students, winter break allows students to press that reset button, reboot, and gear up for the spring semester! As college students, staying in pj’s, catching up on Netflix and eating your favorite home-cooked meals is one way to spend it. Let’s take a look at what our Read More
“He is a superhero,” said English professor, Crystal Brandt, as she described visiting speaker, Tre Johnson “his superpower is that he uses words to stop time.” On Tuesday, Nov.13 at 8:15 PM in Cole Cinema, the St. Mary’s College of Maryland English department hosted writer Tre Johnson to discuss American Read More
This semester, students are studying abroad across the globe in several programs offered by the Office of International Education (OIE). OIE offers 25 programs in six continents around the world, where students can enroll for a semester or a year of classes abroad. Ariel Keene, a senior, is studying abroad Read More
On Friday, Oct. 19, President Tuajuanda C. Jordan, Ph.D., unveiled the College’s new brand, “The National Public Honors College,” in a formal ceremony attended by members of the Board of Trustees, much of the College Administrative staff and several students. The celebration began with opening remarks from Carolyn Curry, Vice Read More
Sustainability fellow Kaitlin Aaby, ‘18, was happy to see that the Office of Sustainability surpassed its goal for student engagement this month. This October, the Office of Sustainability put on its first Campus Sustainability Month, an event recognized by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. As Read More
“It’s important to understand why Latinos are underrepresented” Dr. Lisa Flores said in her psychology lecture on Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2018 at Goodpaster Hall. The lecture, which was titled “Latinx Students’ Persistence, Intentions, and Academic Satisfaction in Engineering,” explored variables such as outcome expectations and self-efficacy as they relate to Read More
“It was not a kitchen for the faint of heart,” read Angie Chuang as she described the heart of an Afghan family’s home during a reading of her award winning memoir, “The Four Words for Home: A memoir of two families.” On Thursday, Oct 4 at 8:15 PM in the Read More