Domestic Violence on Campus: How to Spot it and How to Respond

Brianna Lopez, Staff Writer Domestic violence comes in many forms and can happen anywhere. On the evening of February 22, it occurred on campus on the third floor of Parsons Hall. The boyfriend of a student became upset around 10:30 P.M. when confronted about potentially cheating on his girlfriend, according to a Lacey Police reportContinue reading “Domestic Violence on Campus: How to Spot it and How to Respond”

Baseball and Softball: The Scoreboard So Far

Brody Sodon, Staff Writer The Saint Martin’s University Men’s Baseball team sits at a 3-3 record as of March 10, 2021. The Saints’ season started on February 26, with a doubleheader at home against Central Washington University. The Saints lost 8-10 but came back to win their second game 6-4. The very next day theContinue reading “Baseball and Softball: The Scoreboard So Far”

Soccer Looks to Kick-off on the Right Foot

Ryne Oshiro, Staff Writer The Saint Martin’s Men’s Soccer season began its 2021 campaign last week as they played a two-game set against the Northwest Nazarene University Nighthawks. Sophomore Jason Aragon  scored the Saints’ first goal of 2021. Two minutes into the second half, Aragon put the Saints in the lead 1-0, one that wouldContinue reading “Soccer Looks to Kick-off on the Right Foot”

Homelessness in Lacey, Washington

Brianna Lopez, Staff Writer Homelessness has always been an issue in modern society, especially in largely populated cities, but what is being done about this issue and how are people responding? COVID-19 has caused a large increase in unemployment, which has led to individuals losing their homes. There are different programs that people can applyContinue reading “Homelessness in Lacey, Washington”

Six Dr. Seuss Books Will No Longer Be Printed

Sunya Chay, Staff Writer Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, is one of the most well-known children’s authors of all time. There are many books published under the name “Dr. Seuss” that children have been reading them for decades. However, six books have come under fire for racist imagery. The six books, AndContinue reading “Six Dr. Seuss Books Will No Longer Be Printed”

Senior Saints Plans after Graduation

Emmanuel Son, Staff Writer As midterms for the second semester are wrapping up, finals are the next challenge ahead while the 2020-2021 school year is coming to a close. For Saint Martin’s students graduating in May, the clock is ticking to figure out what to do once the college experience is over. From plans toContinue reading “Senior Saints Plans after Graduation”

Restaurant Review: Andy’s Bistro

Tinsae Shifreaw, Staff Writer One of the main concerns as a college student is finding cheap food that isn’t too far from campus. Here in Lacey, there are many good places to eat with a variety of foods. A restaurant that I went to recently is Andy’s Bistro, which is a local restaurant that isContinue reading “Restaurant Review: Andy’s Bistro”

Campus Ministry During Lent

Ailina Cunningham, Staff Writer Campus Ministry, which is located in Old Main 316, has been a helpful source of guidance and a resource to students of all denominations and religions who attend Saint Martin’s. However, as the campus is founded by Benedictine monks, the Ministry observes the Catholic Tradition. Currently, Saint Martin’s is observing Lent,Continue reading “Campus Ministry During Lent”