Hillary Thompson, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s is known for having many amazing clubs and organizations, one being the Associated Students of Saint Martin’s University (ASSMU). Senior Hannah Salapka, who is a part of ASSMU, discusses the organization and their goals. “We are a senate made up of students from a variety of groups on campus.Continue reading “Associated Students of Saint Martin’s University: Understanding the student organization”
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Brain fuel or gruel: Caffeine and Saint Martin’s students
Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer Taryn Zard, Staff Writer Balancing college classes, jobs, extracurricular activities, friendships, and family obligations is hard. It can be even more tiring in the virtual setting where we are stuck looking at screens for many hours of the day. College students have always fueled their studies with a variety of energyContinue reading “Brain fuel or gruel: Caffeine and Saint Martin’s students”
Local Lacey: Where to find seasonal fall activities
Celine Winston, Staff Writer With the beginning of fall season comes fun activities like pumpkin patches and spooky haunts. Halloween is just around the corner, falling on a Saturday this year. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, gatherings are limited, and many places remain closed. However, there are still numerous fall activities open this year. Hunter FamilyContinue reading “Local Lacey: Where to find seasonal fall activities”
Saint Martin’s students and COVID-19 regulations: How the community is coping
Emmanuel Son, Staff Writer With 34 million positive cases and over 1 million deaths worldwide, the COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly affected life for almost everybody. The COVID-19 pandemic has put many restrictions onto the daily lives of most people around the world. Saint Martin’s University has been following the Centers for Disease Control and PreventionContinue reading “Saint Martin’s students and COVID-19 regulations: How the community is coping”
Saints Promise program launches for first-year students
Abigail Fuentes, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s University’s Career Center staff started a new program this year called Saints Promise. The program is a promise of a successful outcome from a Saint Martin’s University education to students who invest in their career planning. The program started in the fall of 2020 with incoming freshmen as theContinue reading “Saints Promise program launches for first-year students”
Stress, stress, and more stress
Sophia Kobernusz-Gibbs, Staff Writer What do students feel during midterms? What do students feel when starting college for the first time? What has everyone been feeling throughout this pandemic? Stress, stress, and more stress. Everyone knows that sweaty-palm, rapid heart rate, and shaky-bone feeling that is associated with stress. Everyone knows about restless nights andContinue reading “Stress, stress, and more stress”
The ‘Pandemmys’ mark return of celebrity award shows
Abigail Fuentes, Staff Writer The 2020 Emmy Awards took place virtually online for the first time in history. Jimmy Kimmel hosted the awards from the Staples Center while actors and actresses awaited their results from the comfort of their own home and cardboard cutouts “sat” in the audience. What most say lacked “Hollywood Glamour,” wasContinue reading “The ‘Pandemmys’ mark return of celebrity award shows”
Gov. Jay Inslee and Loren Culp vie for role of governor
Emmanuel Son, Staff Writer The Wash. Gubernatorial race for Governor is in full swing and as always, voting will end the same day as the presidential election-Nov. 3. The two candidates on the ballot will be incumbent Jay Inslee (D) and former Ferry County officer and Army Veteran Loren Culp (R). In the Aug. 4Continue reading “Gov. Jay Inslee and Loren Culp vie for role of governor”
Graduate student files tuition lawsuit against the University of Washington Lawsuit
Ailina Cunningham, Staff Writer Hagens Berman, a Seattle law firm, is making headlines because of their support of a graduate student who has opened a class-action lawsuit against the University of Washington, filed Sept. 16th. According to a KOMO News article the lawsuit is based on “breach of contract and unjust enrichment and alleges thatContinue reading “Graduate student files tuition lawsuit against the University of Washington Lawsuit”
Surprise visitors not so welcome in the virtual classroom
Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer With the increased online presence that the COVID-19 pandemic has created, K-12 schools, colleges and universities, alike have faced many new challenges. One of these challenges is the idea of “Zoom bombing” which has been occurring in classrooms across the world since the move to virtual learning in March. The termContinue reading “Surprise visitors not so welcome in the virtual classroom”
