Shy Yamasaki, Staff Writer Saints have many of the opportunities that life on campus offers even with the precautions that the university has implemented. Since much of the student body came back to school a couple of weeks ago, we all have had a difficult start trying to get into new routines. During the firstContinue reading “Students Return to Class”
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Student Online Shopping Habits
Ailina Cunningham, Staff Writer “Only 90s kids will remember when…” a phrase we hear all too often when referring to the pre-internet and electronic days. Now, to buy anything from pizza to school supplies, such as pencils, retractors, and calculators, one needs only to turn to their phone or laptop to buy everything. However, whenContinue reading “Student Online Shopping Habits”
New Career Tools
Sophia Kobernusz-Gibbs, Staff Writer As many of us know, Saint Martin’s Career Center has been working hard these past few months to help students with preparing to enter the workforce. We had a Virtual Career Fair this past fall, and now the emergence of new opportunities with the creation of the Career Center Program: Saint’sContinue reading “New Career Tools”
College First Impressions
Sunya Chay, Staff Writer With one semester under their belt, college life is not what many freshmen expected. Not only may it be a new experience for them, but with a pandemic happening, it made it harder for them to adjust and find their new “normal.” For Kaylah Tibbits, a mechanical engineering major, college wasContinue reading “College First Impressions”
The Rise and Fall of GameStop Stock
Brianna Lopez, Staff Writer If you haven’t already heard, there is a large conflict involving Wall Street and GameStop. To get you caught up, here’s what has happened; Hedge Fund Melvin Capital made a bet that GameStop’s shares would drop. If this worked, Hedge Fund Would make a lot of money. Wall Street Bets, aContinue reading “The Rise and Fall of GameStop Stock”
Restaurant Closures amid the Pandemic
Tinsae Shifreaw, Staff Writer When the pandemic took effect here in the United States, many had questions on how long COVID-19 will affect the country. When cases started to rise, the U.S. had to be on lockdown, for what should have been just a few weeks, but led to many months. Many businesses, during theContinue reading “Restaurant Closures amid the Pandemic”
Elizabeth Grasher: Highlighting the Health
Sophia Kobernusz-Gibbs, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s University is a lush campus with so many amazing staff and faculty, creating a wonderful and sustainable learning environment. With so many departments to choose from, we will be focusing this issue on an individual from the Psychology department. That one such staff member is Elizabeth Grasher M.S., LMHC,Continue reading “Elizabeth Grasher: Highlighting the Health”
Jay Inslee: Reelection Recap
Ailina Cunningham, Staff Writer Since 2013, Jay Inslee has been the governor of Washington state. Inslee entered office with former experience in the Washington State House of Representatives as a legislator between the years of 1988 to 1992. In addition, Inslee served several terms in the United States House of Representatives between 1993 and 1995,Continue reading “Jay Inslee: Reelection Recap”
Bidens’s Inauguration
Hillary Thompson, Staff Writer On January 20, 2021, a historic moment in U.S history played out as the world watched Joe Biden become the 46th President of the United States. Joe Biden took the oath of office on his family’s 127-year-old Bible, while Kamala Harris was sworn in, becoming the first African and Asian American,Continue reading “Bidens’s Inauguration”
Student Spotlight: Ja’Tarya Hoskins
Tinsae Shifreaw, Staff Writer When it comes to going to college, Ja’Tarya Hoskins did not expect a national pandemic to change that experience. Hoskins is a freshman who is majoring in Criminal Justice with minors in Writing and Legal Studies. When she is not working on homework or going to class, she’s at the track.Continue reading “Student Spotlight: Ja’Tarya Hoskins”
