The detrimental cost of losing newspapers: Who pays the price?

Bethany Montgomery, Staff Writer   The world of media and news is constantly evolving from standardized newspapers, magazines, and other print publications to digital alternatives. However, this dramatic change that newspapers are facing is having larger negative effects than most organizations realize.  This switch is far from a seamless transition. According to the Washington Examiner,Continue reading “The detrimental cost of losing newspapers: Who pays the price?”

Battling with anxiety: You are not alone

Kianna Garmanian, Staff Writer   This year, our university is working to bring new mental health/wellness campaigns, awareness, and support to campus.  Saint Martin’s junior Sarah Zepeda shares her battle with anxiety, which she has experienced for a number of years. Sarah is an English major, the only girl in her family, has two brothers,Continue reading “Battling with anxiety: You are not alone”

Saint Martin’s hosts Constitution Day panel

Saint Martin’s hosts Constitution Day panel   “May we think of freedom, not as the right to do as we please, but as the opportunity to do what is right.” – Peter Marshall Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is observed annually on Sept. 17 to commemorate the signing of the Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787,Continue reading “Saint Martin’s hosts Constitution Day panel”

Trumps moves forward with ban on vape products

Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer    On Wednesday, Sept. 12, President Donald Trump went on public record to say that he would seek a ban on vape products and e-cigarettes in the near future to prevent young people, and as he stated, “innocent children,” from being harmed by the dangers that these products cause. This newsContinue reading “Trumps moves forward with ban on vape products”

Tales of an adventure abroad

Olivia Alvord   Greetings from Belfast, Northern Ireland. In March, I found out that I was selected to study abroad for a semester in Northern Ireland. Because of my Irish family heritage, my love for history, and my desire to travel overseas, I have been looking forward to September for many months. On Tuesday, Sept.Continue reading “Tales of an adventure abroad”

Resources to utilize and creating a campus community

Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer     The number one way to get involved in your campus community is to go to Campus Life events. Throughout the year, the Campus Activities Board staff works hard to create weekly events for students to have an outlet for some fun and provide a break from studying. Going to theseContinue reading “Resources to utilize and creating a campus community”

Black Friday

Prachi Gohil, Editor without Section Black Friday (2004), an Indian crime drama directed by Anurag Kashyap is based on Hussain Zaid’s heavily researched book Black Friday- The True Story of the Bomb Blast. The movie documents the harsh reality of the incident, delivers correct information on what happened based on extensive research and interviews, andContinue reading “Black Friday”