Hillary Thompson, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s is known for having an impressive array of clubs and activities, and for having an inviting community. Abbot Marion is a monk who, after extensive time in the community, became Saint Martin’s ninth Abbot. Although known for being a part of the monastery, Abbott Marion enjoys other activities inContinue reading “Monk Highlight: Abbott Marion”
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Elizabeth Grasher: Highlighting the Health
Sophia Kobernusz-Gibbs, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s University is a lush campus with so many amazing staff and faculty, creating a wonderful and sustainable learning environment. With so many departments to choose from, we will be focusing this issue on an individual from the Psychology department. That one such staff member is Elizabeth Grasher M.S., LMHC,Continue reading “Elizabeth Grasher: Highlighting the Health”
The Haunting of Bly Manor: A subtle change makes all the difference
Tuilei Scanlan, Layout Manager On October 9, Mike Flanagan’s new addition to his “Haunting” series, “The Haunting of Bly Manor,” offers a whole new world of unexpected plot twists and frightening revelations. Based on Henry James’ 1898 horror novel, “The Turn of the Screw,” this nine-episode series touches on the tragedy of the human conditionContinue reading “The Haunting of Bly Manor: A subtle change makes all the difference”
Candidates participate in recent Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates
By Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer As it gets closer to election day, President Donald Trump and presidential nominee Joe Biden have engaged in debates on mask policies, racism, and police brutality, often bringing up the other’s personal life in an attempt to slight their opponent. On Sept. 29, they went head-to-head in the First PresidentialContinue reading “Candidates participate in recent Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates”
Office of International Programs introduces new study abroad changes
Hillary Thompson, Staff Writer The impact of the pandemic has been felt by students and teachers in their learning atmosphere. Schools have also been forced to change many of their programs in order to adjust to new COVID-19 regulations. One of the more specific Saint Martin’s University programs that has been affected by the pandemicContinue reading “Office of International Programs introduces new study abroad changes”
The detrimental cost of losing newspapers: Who pays the price?
Bethany Montgomery, Staff Writer The world of media and news is constantly evolving from standardized newspapers, magazines, and other print publications to digital alternatives. However, this dramatic change that newspapers are facing is having larger negative effects than most organizations realize. This switch is far from a seamless transition. According to the Washington Examiner,Continue reading “The detrimental cost of losing newspapers: Who pays the price?”
Advice from your editorial staff
Bethany Montgomery Ever since I began at Saint Martins in 2016, I have had positive and negative experiences that have shaped me into the person I am today. Even if there are things I think could be improved, I believe that God has blessed me with many opportunities that I would not have been ableContinue reading “Advice from your editorial staff”
Softball looks to build off of strong performances as league play continues
Luke Hare, Staff Writer As the Saint Martin’s softball team is quickly approaching the mid-way point in league play, they look to keep the bats rolling in the second half of the season. One area where the Saints are finding success is hitting. There are seven girls with a batting average (BA) over .285Continue reading “Softball looks to build off of strong performances as league play continues”
Reflecting on your Valentine’s Day around the world
Chelsea Mancilla Guest Writer Celebrated on Feb. 14, it is often marked by giving gifts to and spending time with loved ones. In the U.S., shelves brimming with teddy bears and boxes of chocolate are typical Valentine’s Day fare, but not every country turns to greeting cards and heart-shaped candies to declare love. It’sContinue reading “Reflecting on your Valentine’s Day around the world”
A love to be honored: The origins of Valentine’s Day
Chelsea Mancilla, Guest Writer Valentine’s Day has become a well-recognized holiday across the world, but this love-inspiring holiday does not have the most romantic origin. Ancient sources reveal that there were several St. Valentines who died on the 14th of February. Two of them were executed during the reign of Roman Emperor Claudius GothicusContinue reading “A love to be honored: The origins of Valentine’s Day”
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