By Tori Kuhr Members and potential inductees of the Education Honors Society, Kappa Delta Pi, celebrated International Dot Day with their Color and Relax event in the Hudson auditorium on […]
By Kimberly Kelly MSMC President Dr. Jason Adsit sent out an email on Aug. 31 to the Mount community featuring a survey to give opinions on which gates should be […]
By Tanner Tait MSMC’s annual St. Baldrick’s Day ran with great success for the second year in a row, bringing together brave shavees, generous donors and overjoyed onlookers on April […]
By Alberto Gilman At the pinnacle of Mount Saint Mary College’s Spring Weekend, the school hosted and welcomed singer Jesse McCartney, who gave a memorable performance. Months of careful planning […]
By Claudia Larsen After several months, MSMC’s presidential search has finally come to an end. Chairman Charles Frank of the MSMC Board of Trustees announced Dr. Jason Adsit as the […]
By Claudia Larsen Businessman and philanthropist Robert R. Dyson was named April 16 as the Mount’s 55th keynote commencement speaker. Dyson is the Chairman and CEO of The Dyson-Kissner-Moran Corporation, […]
By Tori Kuhr With the rise of technology expanding into every aspect of professional and private life and the growing global crisis of cybersecurity, there is a dire need for […]
By Claudia Larsen When students returned for the 2018 spring semester they were greeted by an interesting surprise: the MSMC campus had recently gained its very own pair of bald […]
By Silvia Marin “Thirteen Reasons Why” author Jay Asher has been uninvited from participating in MSMC lectures due to reports of sexual harassment accusations. In February 2018, the Associated Press reported […]
By Tori Kuhr The latest presentation in the Investigating Research on Campus series (iROC) was given by Elizabeth Harper, Ph.D., assistant professor of biology in MSMC Division of Natural Sciences, […]
By Alberto Gilman Mount Saint Mary College Swim Coach Daniel Drury received the Women’s Coach of the Year Award and outstanding recognition at the Skyline Conference Championship meet from Jan. […]
By Silvia Marin The Olympics began with an opening ceremony nothing short of spectacular this year in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Despite many political conflicts and agendas, there was a common […]
By Tanner Tait Fighting through the thick of winter, many Americans are finding themselves tired, rundown and unwell: an unfortunate reminder that flu season has returned. This season is especially […]
By Claudia Larsen Students returned for the 2018 Spring semester to find two new residents on campus: a pair of bald eagles! The pair is nesting in a large tree […]
By Charlie Sloves A new project has evolved on campus in hopes to help fund medical needs for children who are patients at Shriners Hospitals by collecting the tabs off […]
