Taryn Zard, Staff writer Saint Martin’s musicians are wearing special masks and playing outdoors to keep the Wind Ensemble, Saints Pep Band, Jazz Ensemble playing. When David Wacyk, Ph.D. was asked about what precautions they have put into place after the viral outbreak, he assured that they have been following the University and Center forContinue reading “Banded together: Saint Martin’s Band and Ensemble”
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Faculty Spotlight: Tam Dinh, Ph.D
Sunya Chay, Staff Writer Tam Dinh, Ph.D., is the Program Director of Social Work at Saint Martin’s University and also serves as an Associate Professor of the College of Arts and Sciences. She focuses her instruction and research on mental health, diversity, Asian communities, and trauma. Dinh started out in pharmaceutical studies at the UniversityContinue reading “Faculty Spotlight: Tam Dinh, Ph.D”
Hui O Hawaiʻi provides students a home away from home
Shy Yamasaki, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s University hosts many clubs here on campus and Hui O Hawai’i is one of them. If students want to learn more about Hawai’i, Hui O Hawaiʻi is the club to join. Many of the members in Hui O Hawaiʻi are from the state of Hawai’i or other islands inContinue reading “Hui O Hawaiʻi provides students a home away from home”
Indigenous People’s Day: Celebrating tribal heritage through cultural education
Sophia Kobernusz-Gibbs, Staff Writer Oct.12th is recognized as Indigenous People’s Day, a day meant for the celebration of Indigenous heritage. This push of acknowledgement for those whose lands we reside on started in 1990 in South Dakota, and has begun to spread across the United States. National Public Radio (NPR) states that “at least 10Continue reading “Indigenous People’s Day: Celebrating tribal heritage through cultural education”
Thurston County Food Bank: Feeding The Community
Taryn Zard, Staff writer Whether it’s a savory dinner, salty snack, or sweet treat, people everywhere enjoy consuming different foods. While many people hardly give their next meal a second thought, for some, it is not always a given that they would eat that day.. The Thurston County Food Bank offers a solution for thoseContinue reading “Thurston County Food Bank: Feeding The Community”
City of Olympia hosts semi-annual Arts Walk
Shy Yamasaki, Staff Writer Every October in downtown Olympia, many people gather to celebrate various arts. The Arts Walk event is usually a physical two-day event, but due to COVID-19, the City of Olympia is offering virtual and in-person viewing this year. The Arts Walk is going to take place throughout October, which helps youContinue reading “City of Olympia hosts semi-annual Arts Walk”
Lattin’s Cider Mill: Local fun for fall
Ailina Cunningham, Staff Writer Now that fall is finally here, everyone is looking for things to do to celebrate the season. Exploring the local area is a pastime of many college students. One local attraction available to the public, and a great source of fun, is Lattin’s Country Cider Mill and Farm located in Olympia.Continue reading “Lattin’s Cider Mill: Local fun for fall”
Our Common Home Farms: A Helping Hand to the Community
Ailina Cunningham, Staff Writer Our Common Home Farms is a project of Saint Martin’s University that specializes in creating quality produce with a wide variety of options, as well as selections that are commonly donated or offered up to people who need them. Volunteering at Our Common House Farms is a great way for studentsContinue reading “Our Common Home Farms: A Helping Hand to the Community”
Saint Martin’s Career Center hosts virtual career fair
Sophia Kobernusz-Gibbs, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s Career Center is a must-see location here on campus. The center is there for those who need someone to review their resume or to offer job advice. The Career Center staff encourages students to go to Career Fairs, etiquette dinners, or to arrange mock interviews while they are enrolledContinue reading “Saint Martin’s Career Center hosts virtual career fair”
Changes to spring semester expected as COVID-19 pandemic rages on
Tinsae Shiffraw, Staff Writer On Oct. 7th, the President of Saint Martin’s University, Roy Heynderickx, sent an email addressing how spring semester will operate while the nation remains in a pandemic. With the fall semester, students have been following strict guidelines, with two people allowed in each dorm room and single seats in dining areas,Continue reading “Changes to spring semester expected as COVID-19 pandemic rages on”
