Mia Rollins, Staff Writer Dressed in costumes and face paint, parents and kids lined up outside the doors of residence buildings bright and early to begin trick-or-treating on the Saint Martin’s University campus. Community Halloween took place on Oct. 28 right in the Saint Martin’s residence halls. The festivities began at 10 a.m. andContinue reading “Saint Martin’s welcomes trick-or-treaters for community halloween”
Category Archives: Lifestyles
Alternative says to pay for college
Taylor Gersch, staff writer With the continuous increase of tuition year after year, college students are constantly looking for ways to make money while trying to balance classes and extracurricular activities. One local resource available to students is Saint Martin’s job posting webpage, Saints4Hire. Saints4Hire is a search engine provided by the career center,Continue reading “Alternative says to pay for college”
The new iPhones and Apple products excite consumers despite hefty price
Mariah Partin, Staff Writer Last month, Apple Inc. introduced new smartwatches, an Apple TV, the new iPhone 8 and 8 Plus. However, the main attraction was the new iPhone X, set for release on Nov. 3. According to ABC news, Apple’s senior vice president Phil Schiller and CEO Tim Cook presented the iPhone 8Continue reading “The new iPhones and Apple products excite consumers despite hefty price”
A Pacific Northwest Oktoberfest
Taylor Gersch, Staff Writer What exactly is Oktoberfest? Traditionally starting in the third weekend of September and ending the first Sunday of October, it is a grand Bavarian event attracting crowds of people. Prince Ludwig, who was to become King Ludwig, was set to marry Princess Therese of Saxony-Hildburghausen on Oct. 12, 1810 inContinue reading “A Pacific Northwest Oktoberfest”
Applefest at Lattin’s Cider Mill showcases local businesses and family friendly events
Jessica Varvil, Staff Writer Lattin’s Country Cider Mill and Farm is nestled in rural Olympia just 20 minutes from Saint Martin’s University. The idyllic, family farm features apples trees, a pumpkin patch and a large barn filled with locally farmed produce, canned goods and cider. From the end of September through October, Lattin’s hostsContinue reading “Applefest at Lattin’s Cider Mill showcases local businesses and family friendly events”
A breath of fresh air
Lee Kaplan-Unsoeld, Staff Writer Since 2008, medical marijuana has been legal in Washington State. Last November, voters took one step closer towards full legalization, passing Initiative 502 and removing penalties for the possession of small amounts of marijuana for recreational use by individuals 21 and over. Along with Colorado’s similar ballot measure, the U.S. Department ofContinue reading “A breath of fresh air”
Monday Morning Mayhem
Cassidy Choi, Managing Editor & Joey Keeton, Staff Writer Many students were concerned about this year’s move-in date in relation to the first day of classes. Upperclassmen were only allowed to move in the Sunday before classes started, leaving around 24 hours for students to move in and get situated. Ryan Jackson, Assistant Registrar, explainedContinue reading “Monday Morning Mayhem”
Honoring Student Achievements: Society of Fellows Colloquium
Amy Pollard Staff Writer On April 15, twenty-five students were inducted into the Society of Fellows, Saint Martin’s honorary society, at the spring Colloquium. The ceremony included recognition of student achievements, presentation of certificates and medallions, a keynote address from Dr. Ian Werrett, and a reception for the newly inducted members to celebrate with family andContinue reading “Honoring Student Achievements: Society of Fellows Colloquium”
Showcasing talent and supporting service
Ty Skirmont Staff Writer The room bustled with the musicians walking around singing songs of hope, love and positivity – or of praise. The concert focused on the light of hope and helping others, showcasing the talents of student musicians led by Darrell Born, Brad Schrandt, and Phil Lawson. A combined effort of SMU’s Music Department,Continue reading “Showcasing talent and supporting service”
Scholar’s Day showcases students’ talents
Cassidy Choi Staff Writer Every year, Saint Martin’s University hosts Scholar’s Day for students to showcase their research for the community. With growing popularity for Scholar’s Day, students are adamant about presenting their findings. The range of topics is endless with each presenter knowledgeable and professional in his or her field. While some of the participantsContinue reading “Scholar’s Day showcases students’ talents”
