Dance Show “Commands You to Dance”
Each semester, the St. Mary’s Dance Club exhibits the dancing and choreography talents of its members with a show that proves to be one of the most anticipated events on […]
Month: December 2011
Women’s Basketball Wins Game Against Stevenson 80-64
The St. Mary’s women’s basketball team came out on top at their Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) home openers on Saturday, Dec. 3 against Stevenson University, winning 80-64. From tip-off, which […]
The Boat Spreads Public Safety Thin
Since the arrival of the boat, the effects have been noticeable on all parts of campus life. One significant shift has been the relocation of Public Safety officers which has […]
Club Spotlight: Seahawk Radio
With forty-three registered radio shows per week, the Hawk Radio is a very open atmosphere for music, which is senior and president of Hawk Radio Nick Hughes’ favorite thing about […]
Second Generation Women Artists After the Holocaust, Themes and Symbols
Director of Contemporary Studies Program and Professor of Humanities Dorota Glowacka from the University of King’s College in Canada visited St. Mary’s on Wednesday to deliver a lecture titled, “Encounters with the […]
As Administrative Wages Rise, Staff Morale Falls
Correction: 58 faculty members will receive a raise in January 2012 under state law including 23 Assistant Professors, 22 Associate Professors and 13 Professors. Also, 18 staff members, not 15 as originally reported, received or will receive raises. […]
SEAC Attends Keystone Pipleine Protest at White House
This October St. Mary’s Environmental Action Commission (SEAC) attended a rally in protest of the building of the Keystone pipeline. The specific rally involved 10,000 people encircling the White House. […]
President Urgo Plans Forum on Racial Issues Next Semester
On November 21 a campus wide e-mail was sent out from President Urgo discussing an incident that occurred in the beginning of the semester. The incident involved the false accusation […]
Chemistry Professor Discusses Fight Against Tuberculosis
On Nov. 16, for the last lecture of the semester in the Natural Science and Mathematics (NS&M) Colloquium Series, Cynthia S. Dowd, a researcher and assistant professor of chemistry at […]
Liquid Sound and Chamber Music with Ganz, Orban, Cueto
Brian Ganz, piano instructor and artist-in-residence, held a noon Piano Talk on Tuesday, Nov. 29 where he performed pieces by Maurice Ravel, Claude Debussy, and Frédéric Chopin. Then, on Thursday, […]