German Federal election causes upset in Bundestag

Brian Messing, Section Editor   Angela Merkel, the chancellor of Germany, prevailed in Germany’s federal election on Sept. 24. Merkel was successfully elected to a fourth term as Germany’s head of government. It may seem that the story of Germany’s 2017 election is over, but it is far from over as Merkel must now negotiateContinue reading “German Federal election causes upset in Bundestag”

New faculty at Saint Martin’s bring intresting skills and perspectives

Jessica Varvil, Staff Writer   The new school year at Saint Martin’s University was accompanied by  the hiring of several new faculty members. These staff additions bring experiences including across the country in a variety of different disciplines from engineering,  education and business. Waiting outside the offices in Cebula Hall, students and visitors examine theContinue reading “New faculty at Saint Martin’s bring intresting skills and perspectives”

SEIU withdrawals petition for unionization from NLRB

Sabrina White, Editor-in-Chief Brian Messing, Section Editor   Recently the Saint Martin’s University Faculty Union Organizing Committee announced their withdrawal of their petition to unionize at SMU with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). This decision comes after months of negotiations and demonstrations by the unionizing faculty, as well as student supporters and outside communityContinue reading “SEIU withdrawals petition for unionization from NLRB”