Last month, we surveyed members of the class of 2013 on the topics of their senior capstone projects and the cool results that they wanted to share. “The Influence of Reality Telvision on Women’s Use of derogatory words in a friendly manner. It is still ongoing.”—Laura Nichols,...

Ever have the urge to try and make a difference for raped women throughout the world? Ever want to try and reach out to those women that have been beaten or even raped by thoughtless men? Now is your chance.   The Rape Crisis Intervention Service of Carroll County or RCIS is hosting a...

I keep listening to the same conversation on campus over and over. It starts like this: “I can’t focus on my homework; it’s almost inevitable to check my Facebook.” Or like this: “Pinterest makes me hate my house.” Or like this: “I stopped following a friend on Instagram, and...

You may have noticed the garden behind McDaniel Hall, which provides the already beautiful McDaniel campus with a little more beauty. Robinson Garden was named after Miss Margaret Robinson who was the Dean of Women from 1908-1928. In 1926, McDaniel’s own Phi Alpha Mu was officially...

There comes a time in everyone’s day where some things are just necessary. These are things that obviously might not be necessary to survive, but for McDaniel College students they are essential. After asking random students around campus, here are the top ten in no specific order. Ramen...

Adapting to civilian life after a time spent overseas in service can be an intimidating and even overwhelming process. When home doesn’t feel like home because you’ve changed so much it makes adjusting feel insurmountable, especially so when committing to new, life changing, experiences...

Students, faculty, and friends all came out on April 26 2013 to raise money for the American Cancer Society at McDaniel College’s Relay for Life. The event raised more than $21,000, almost $3,000 more than last year. 20 teams participated with 375 different team members signed...

After reading both Amber Slater’s informative article, as well as Ben Shoudy’s demeaning commentary, I was angered and upset that the athletics side of this conflict was basically being swept under the rug and not heard. So, hello fellas, here I am. Number one, Student- Athletes never, I...

Steve Corrieri’s whole life has revolved around the game of soccer.  He started playing when he was around four or five years old, growing up in Carlisle, England, and played professionally for the professional soccer club in his hometown.  Corrieri’s next step in his soccer journey has...

This Friday night McDaniel College will be hosting Relay for Life, the school’s largest student-run charity event. Each year volunteers make teams and compete to raising money, all of which goes directly to the American Cancer Society. Participants walk laps around the track for 12...

It started on a glowing early April afternoon during my final two months of eighth grade, when I quickly stepped off the school bus and arrived at the bus stop, when out of nowhere, two individuals who went to my school tackled me to the ground and forcefully put my arms behind my back. One of...

Are you ever sitting in your room thinking to yourself, “I wish there was something to do on this campus…” You’d actually be surprised at how much there is, that you may not know about. Join a club, hit up a free event hosted by Green Terror Productions; you could even...