Historically fascinating adventures to take before school’s out

Bethany Montgomery, Managing Editor   For students from out of state or even Washington natives, many of Washington’s landmarks are full of historic significance, Washington is not void of interesting places to visit. Washington might not be known as a typical hotspot for celebrity pilgrimages, but there are a surprising number of places in theContinue reading “Historically fascinating adventures to take before school’s out”

Defense Intelligence Agency Visits Saint Martin’s University

Jessilyn Dagum. Staff Writer   “One mission. One team. One Agency.” Those are the words that echoed through Harned Hall on one particular Wednesday afternoon. On April 11, Saint Martin’s University hosted a Federal Government Recruiting Event with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). Their motto was “One mission. One team. One Agency,” a unifying statementContinue reading “Defense Intelligence Agency Visits Saint Martin’s University”

SMU student review Norwegian sensation: ReMarkable Tablet

Jonathan Dawes, Distribution Specialist   A Norwegian-based company, reMarkable, released a new and upcoming product to the world- the reMarkable tablet. This tablet was meant to revolutionize the tablet world due to its crisp display, and through the functions the tablet offers. It was released in August of 2017 to a worldwide market. The reMarkableContinue reading “SMU student review Norwegian sensation: ReMarkable Tablet”

“No matter if we win or lose, we stick together as a family”

Lauren Allison, Staff Writer   The men’s baseball team has faced a lot of adversity this season. The Saints welcomed 14 freshmen, 10 from out of state, and four transfers. Along with new players, the team faced the devastating loss of Head Coach Ken Garland. With the passing of Garland, it hasn’t been an easyContinue reading ““No matter if we win or lose, we stick together as a family””

April’s spotlight: The Center for Student Learning, Writing, and Advising

Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer   For anyone who has yet to venture to the library at this point in the semester, the Center for Learning, Writing, and Advising is located in the lower level of the O’Grady Library and is here to help students. It may seem intimidating to go in and ask people thatContinue reading “April’s spotlight: The Center for Student Learning, Writing, and Advising”

Editor’s Playlist: Albums to love

Sabrina White, Editor-in-Chief   In my eclectic music collection, there are very few albums where I enjoy every song. It’s taken many years and a lot of listening for me to come up with my albeit short list of albums that are through and through enjoyable to the last second. I hope in the futureContinue reading “Editor’s Playlist: Albums to love”

The Career Center: Upcoming and past events this semester

Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer   On Tuesday, March 6, the Career Center hosted the Halfway There Fair event in the Trautman Student Union Building (TUB), providing sophomores with awesome resources and SMU swag. In the next few weeks, the Career Center is also hosting the Government Recruiting Event and the Career and Internship Fair. TheContinue reading “The Career Center: Upcoming and past events this semester”

True to the blue: the “Sultan of Slap” returns to Seattle

Amanda Chappell, Section editor   The 2018 baseball season is approaching quickly, and several clubs are finalizing their roster before spring training comes to a close. With trades such as Giancarlo Stanton to the New York Yankees, and Yu Darvish to the Chicago Cubs, the MLB hot stove tracker has been on fire. However, thereContinue reading “True to the blue: the “Sultan of Slap” returns to Seattle”