Kailene Nye, Reporter
March 21, 2019
Filed under Campus Life, News, Top Stories
Students in the Ally and Multicultural Clubs collaborated to host an event in celebration of Black History Month.
Members ran a discussion panel on black LGBTQ+ culture Feb. 27.
Kayli Boyes, junior occupational therapy major and the Communication Coordinator for Ally said this was not the first time the two clubs have...
Daniella Amendola, Editor-in-Chief
March 21, 2019
Filed under Campus Life, On Campus Events, Top Stories
A symposium of faculty and students' creative works is the center of multiple events and festivities as Women’s History Month events unfold.
“It is a showcase of student, staff and faculty work on women,” said Rebecca Steinberger, Professor of English, “and it’s going to give a diverse perspective. So, for example,...
Isaac Glidewell, Reporter
February 24, 2019
Filed under Campus Life, News
Matthew Troioni, first year occupational therapy major, said he noticed something important about the many activities that Resident Assistants hold throughout the year.
“It seemed like everyone was bonding together, strengthening their relationships while having a good time and doing something other than just sitting...
Kailene Nye, Reporter
February 24, 2019
Filed under Campus Life, Feature Story
McAuley’s Market, the university’s first food pantry, is open and distributing food to the campus community.
Senior occupational therapy major Kristin Kuntzman originally raised the idea of a food pantry for the campus community about a year ago when she volunteered for Dinners with Kids and saw, firsthand, the issue...
Adam Myers, Re
February 24, 2019
Filed under Campus Life, News
Residence Life staffers are interviewing and evaluating an unusually high number of students seeking to fill a maximum of 15 Resident Assistant positions.
The number of applications has more than doubled as compared to recent years, with 45 residents seeking positions, said Dominick de Matteo, Area Coordinator for Residence...
Zoe Laporte, Multimedia Editor
February 24, 2019
Filed under Campus Life, Feature Story, News, Top Stories
It was the first sunny day in what felt like a year-long rain storm. The farm smelled like manure, the horses neighed quietly in the distance, and the sun shined down on a group of people.
A Misericordia University student studying business administration walked across the muddy ground, surrounded by other students from Marywood...
Kailene Nye, Reporter
February 9, 2019
Filed under Campus Life, Feature Story, Top Stories
Faculty and students are welcoming Linh Nguyena, who took over as the new Manager of Multicultural and Inclusion Initiatives at beginning of the spring semester.
Nguyen is filling the former position of Multicultural Outreach Coordinator, which dealt primarily with advising students. The new title, however, allows her to...
Kailene Nye, Reporter
December 13, 2018
Filed under Campus Life, Feature Story, News
Students and faculty hope to host the second annual "Walk A Mile" event next semester.
The event, last held March 2011, involves men putting on high heels and walking to bring awareness to issues such as sexual assault, rape, and violence toward women. Participants are also encouraged to secure sponsors to raise money to donate...
Iana Davis, Reporter
November 25, 2018
Filed under Campus Life
Staffers are trying to satisfy students' diverse culinary tastes in campus food selections, and they are looking for student feedback to guide improvements.
“Some students are having issues with the food not being salty enough, and others are having issues with the food being too salty. What is good for one person may not...
Erin O'Brien, Reporter
November 8, 2018
Filed under Campus Life, News
The SOAR program has a new organizer and many trips planned to entice student nature-lovers.
Allison Kinsey took over as Coordinator of Student Engagement in September. Her focus is on general engagement and leading the SOAR program, which caters to those who love the outdoors and are interested in developing leadership skills.
"We...
Zoe LaPorte, Multimedia Editor
November 8, 2018
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Breaking News, Campus Life, News, On Campus Events, Top Stories
'A coming-of-age tale filled with laughs, tears, and life lessons, the Players will perform “Nicholas Nickleby,” a full-length adaptation of the Charles Dickens novel, by Tim Kelly in November.
The cast of nearly 25 actors have rehearsed since the beginning of September. Now, with less than a week until show time, the...
Daniella Amendola, Editor-in-Chief
October 24, 2018
Filed under Campus Life, Feature Story
As the spookiest of holidays draws near, it is only fair to draw attention to a widely shared belief among students and staff: The campus is probably haunted.
Whether the ghost is the undeniably creepy Lady McHale or the generally benevolent Tippy the Theater Ghost, the stories that arise from students and staff alike make...
