School of Business hosts town hall
Myki Dee Kim, Staff Writer Just as the mist began to rise from campus on the chilly morning of Nov. 5, all students and faculty…
Robert’s excellent guide to applying and surviving the Fulbright experience
Section Editor, Sophia Lim “So, this is Robert’s excellent Fulbright adventure,” Rober Hauhart, Ph.D., begins. Grateful to have been scheduled to speak on his experience…
Winter is coming—are you ready?
Taryn Zard, Staff Writer Darker days and colder nights are upon us. The cold can be depressing at times, especially when it is gloomy outside…
Saint Martin’s fall friday faculty lunch series
Prachi Gohil, Roving Editor The Friday Faculty Lunch Program brings staff and faculty members together to attend presentations by Saint Martin’s faculty on pedagogy, faculty…
The burden of student loans increases student anxieties with rising default rates
Bethany Montgomery, Staff Writer Attending public or private university, regardless of size, is an expensive investment. According to the statistic website Student Loan Hero, 69…
A spotlight on Filipino culture
Prachi Gohil, Roving Editor The Filipino Heritage Club at Saint Martin’s University aligns with the institution’s benedictine values of community, as the club addresses each…
Are student evaluations unfair or effective?
Bethany Montgomery, Staff Writer At universities across the country, student evaluations have long been a method of measuring a professor’s abilities. At Saint Martin’s University,…
The COR of the university
Taryn Zard, Staff Writer Since everyone is required to take a first-year seminar course, whether you took COR100 or UNI101 is irrelevant. The question to…
A sharing of history and culture: Saint Martin’s Hawaii Club
Prachi Gohil, Roving Editor The Hui ‘O Hawai‘i Club in Saint Martin’s University is an ode to the culture that represents a fusion of various…
College expectations vs. reality according to Saint Martin’s students
Staff Writer, Prya Oliveira College is never what it seems because you can never truly prepare for it. You can give an incoming student the “best”…
