By Mina Del Pilar Staff Writer First implemented in 2019, the Core Curriculum replaced the old general education requirement at Saint Martin’s University, and its aim was for students to learn outside of their disciplines for a broader perspective within a Benedictine framework of understanding. However, students have recently raised concerns about the actual workingsContinue reading “ASSMU Raises Students’ Concerns About Core Classes”
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Saint Martin’s Futuristic Outlook: Introducing New Provost
By Jake Beck Guest Writer After a competitive nationwide search, Saint Martin’s University is fortunate to welcome Dr. Javier Clavere as its new Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs. Dr. Clavere is coming from the University of the Incarnate Word, a Catholic institution in San Antonio, Texas, where he served as the Dean ofContinue reading “Saint Martin’s Futuristic Outlook: Introducing New Provost”
The One Night We Wish Would Never Happen Again: A Sprinkler Bursting In Baran Hall
By Two Anonymous Student Writers Smith: It was a calm night around 9:40 pm. I had just arrived at my new school, Saint Martin’s University, and it was move-in weekend. This was only my second day on campus. I had just moved in, everything was going well, and I was finally getting comfortable in myContinue reading “The One Night We Wish Would Never Happen Again: A Sprinkler Bursting In Baran Hall”
The Kingdom Club: First Study Night Of Fall Semester
Written By: Zoe Aarts As both the new and returning students of Saint Martin’s University settle into campus life after a relaxing summer, many campus activities and clubs are beginning to flourish once again.One of the many clubs starting back up is the Kingdom Club. A weekly Bible Study group that hosts studies and variousContinue reading “The Kingdom Club: First Study Night Of Fall Semester”
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
Written by: Lylah Tran “It’s not what you are that holds you back, it’s what you think you are not,” American motivational speaker and writer Denis Waitley states. Imposter syndrome is a challenge many university students face, manifesting as persistent self-doubt and the fear of being exposed as unqualified. It often arises in response toContinue reading “Overcoming Imposter Syndrome”
Saint Martin’s Homecoming Weekend
Written by: Sahar Yousofi Saint Martin’s University recently hosted its annual Homecoming event, bringing together students, alumni, and community members for a vibrant celebration of school spirit and athletic achievement. This year was especially remarkable, as Saint Martin’s women’s basketball team made it to the GNAC semifinals for the first time in 11 years. TheContinue reading “Saint Martin’s Homecoming Weekend”
Hijabi Identity at SMU: Nada Alattar’s Journey
By: Sahar Yousofi February 27, 2025 At Saint Martin’s University, a place rooted in Benedictine values, diversity is more than just a word—it is a lived experience. This culture of acceptance is reflected in the experiences of students like Nada Alattar, a Palestinian American hijabi woman in her final year pursuing a bachelor’s degree inContinue reading “Hijabi Identity at SMU: Nada Alattar’s Journey”
Jocelyn Saribay Makes History with SMU’s First Women’s Weight Throw Championship
By: Sahar Yousofi On a historic weekend in Spokane, Washington, Jocelyn Saribay etched her name in Saint Martin’s University (SMU) history by securing the gold medal in the women’s weight throw at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) Championships. With a powerful final throw and an unshakable belief in herself, Saribay not only achieved aContinue reading “Jocelyn Saribay Makes History with SMU’s First Women’s Weight Throw Championship”
Spring 2025 Involvement Fair: Connecting Students with Campus Life
Written By: Sahar Yousofi On a Wednesday afternoon from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., the Saint Martin’s University campus buzzed with the energy of students discovering new ways to get involved. The Spring 2025 Involvement Fair welcomed students into a warm, engaging environment on the third floor of Cebula Hall, where they explored a varietyContinue reading “Spring 2025 Involvement Fair: Connecting Students with Campus Life”
Sisterhood in Faith: A Catholic Group for Women at SMU
Written By: Anabelle Goodman Have you ever wanted to join a group where you can share and grow in your faith? Women’s Spiritual Group at SMU might be the group for you! This group is a Catholic faith-based sharing group that is open to all the women students at SMU. Even though the majority ofContinue reading “Sisterhood in Faith: A Catholic Group for Women at SMU”
