Fall and Winter sports season recap

Lauren Allison, Staff Writer   Volleyball This year was one of the most successful seasons in the program’s history. The team finished in 10th with a 4-16 GNAC record. The Saints tied for the most wins in a single season during one the games against Alaska midway through their season. The eight-game win season hasContinue reading “Fall and Winter sports season recap”

Ask Kianna: Dealing with and Overcoming Adversity

Kianna Garmanian, Staff Writer   Dear Kianna, how do you respond to adversity in your life? I have been dealing with a number of challenges and am unsure of how to remain positive in the midst of such difficulties. -Anonymous    To the beautiful individual who sent in this question, you are not alone. EachContinue reading “Ask Kianna: Dealing with and Overcoming Adversity”

One Saint is leaving while another is taking over

Sports Writer, Patrick Burns   Two members of the Saint’s Women’s Basketball team were honored with conference awards that showed just how strong they both were during the season. Freshman, from Saniah Simpson-Patu, Las Vegas, won the Great Northwest Athletic Conference award for Freshman of the Year, while Senior, Elin Johansson was added to theContinue reading “One Saint is leaving while another is taking over”

Emergency preparedness on campus

Brenna Woslum, Staff writer   On April 3, I sat down with Will Stakelin, Director of Public Safety, to discuss emergency preparedness and Saint Martin’s annual participation in the Great Washington Shakeout. Stakelin, who has worked in the public safety department at Saint Martin’s since 2011, has extensive experience working in law enforcement and emergencyContinue reading “Emergency preparedness on campus”

Admitted student’s day makes best out of dreary weather

Admitted student’s day makes best out of dreary weather Brenna Woslum, Staff Writer On April 14, dozens of prospective Saints converged at the Marcus Pavilion for Saint Martin’s University’s Admitted Students Day. According to the admissions department, the final headcount fell at 100 prospective students, and included attendees from Washington, California and Hawai’i. The eventContinue reading “Admitted student’s day makes best out of dreary weather”

10 Prayer Tips: Strengthen Your Prayer Life

Kianna Garmanian, Staff Writer   What does the Bible have to say about prayer? Philippians 4:6, “Have no anxiety at all, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, make your requests known to God.” How about Psalm 145:18? “The Lord is near to all who call upon him, to all who call uponContinue reading “10 Prayer Tips: Strengthen Your Prayer Life”

Sexual assault reporting process at SMU

Abigail Lowrie   TRIGGER WARNING   April is sexual assault awareness month, but we should be talking about sexual assaults more than just one in 12 months of the year. Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) defines sexual assault as “sexual contact or behavior that occurs without explicit consent of the victim. Some formsContinue reading “Sexual assault reporting process at SMU”

Softball sweeps Tournament of Champions

Vanessa Kuffner, Staff Writer   The Saint softball team has taken SMU athletics to new heights after playing in the Tournament of Champions in California sweeping the competition. The women came back with a 5-1 record. The Saints were also named team of the week by the GNAC office, another big success this year forContinue reading “Softball sweeps Tournament of Champions”

Facebook Data Breach

Mariah Partin, Staff Writer   Facebook was recently involved with a huge data breach, which entailed a release of personal information of millions of users. According to Facebook, data was originally collected by a professor and then shared with third parties, such as Cambridge Analytica. Up to 87 million people may have been affected. AccordingContinue reading “Facebook Data Breach”

Leaders of Catalonian independence movement arrested

Mariah Partin, Staff Writer   As of March 16, former Catalan government ministers and separatist leaders are abroad or in custody. Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont was arrested in Germany but was just released on $65,000 bail, as the court ruled he could move freely around the country, pending an extradition to Spain. If heContinue reading “Leaders of Catalonian independence movement arrested”