Kamara White, Staff Writer Sponsored by the O’Grady Library Students in Professor Zemel’s spring semester COM300 class recently collaborated with the O’Grady Library team on a special project that will be uploaded to the StoryCorps cloud and processed into the SMU archives. StoryCorps is an online archiving platform, open to the public, where information fromContinue reading “Story Corps Alumni Archives Project”
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Fight Night: Learn About Saint Martin’s Female Kickboxer!
Lydia Smaciarz, Staff Writer College students have a variety of ways to spend free time: going to the gym, hanging out with friends, playing video games, watching a movie, or even kickboxing! Brayana Elmore is a Saint Martin’s student who spends her free time training for her next fight. Here is everything you need toContinue reading “Fight Night: Learn About Saint Martin’s Female Kickboxer!”
Pasifika Night by the Pacific Islander’s Club
Amista Lujan, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s University is home to many different multicultural clubs. Many of the students that attend our university hail from many places, and a large majority of these students come from the Pacific islands. The Pacific Islanders club aims to provide a safe space and community for these students to haveContinue reading “Pasifika Night by the Pacific Islander’s Club”
Psych Club
Amista Lujan, Staff Writer Today, I had the honor to interview the Psych Club President Kailah M. Myrick. The Psychology Club is a club ran by Saint Martin’s University’s very own Psychology majors that strive to create a safe and fun environment with their club events. When asked about what their club’s overall goals are,Continue reading “Psych Club”
Pacific Islander Club and Hui’ ‘O Hawaii
Amista Lujan, Staff Writer Two of the biggest multicultural clubs on campus are the Pacific Islander Club and Hui’ ‘O Hawaii clubs. Founded by Pacific Islanders to create a home away from home community to allow the students from these faraway places. These clubs hold a very special place in the hearts of many ofContinue reading “Pacific Islander Club and Hui’ ‘O Hawaii”
Marty Makeover: History, Why Now, and Next Steps
Kayla May, Staff Writer As many of you hopefully saw in your emails, our Mascot, Marty, is getting a makeover. The Belltower was able to sit down with Nate Peters, the Vice President of the Office of Marketing and Communications, to discuss the details of this makeover. First, it is important to know the whyContinue reading “Marty Makeover: History, Why Now, and Next Steps”
Black History Month on Campus
Bri Lopez, Editor As Black History Month comes to an end, what better way to celebrate and gain more understanding than from our fellow students here on campus? This month has been full of learning opportunities and events, such as the Black entertainment night on the 23rd of the month. With that being said, asContinue reading “Black History Month on Campus”
Saint Martin’s University’s Vision for the Future
Caleb Sharp, Student Writer This past Fall, the newly appointed President Jennifer Bonds-Raacke went on a school-wide listening tour as part of her strategic plan to guide Saint Martin’s University for the next three years. The listening tour consisted of a series of meetings with faculty, students, and monks to assess and address various concernsContinue reading “Saint Martin’s University’s Vision for the Future”
Colored In Red: Celebrating the Lunar New Year on Campus
Caleb Sharp, Student Writer On January 23rd, the Asian Student Alliance, alongside the Office of Housing and Residence Life, invited students to the TUB to celebrate the beginning of the Lunar New Year. As students began filing into the TUB’s auditorium in preparation for the events to come, those who arrived early received lucky redContinue reading “Colored In Red: Celebrating the Lunar New Year on Campus”
Pacific Exhibition
Phoebe Young, Staff Writer There is a vast array of wonderful clubs and organizations here at Saint Martin’s, one of them being the Pacific Islanders Club. The Pacific Islanders Club is an organization that aims to bring students from the Pacific Islands together and allow them to express and embrace their true identities. They alsoContinue reading “Pacific Exhibition”
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