People’s Climate March: A Photo Essay
Read more about McDaniel’s trip to the People’s Climate March.
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Inside McDaniel’s Pigeon Lab
Wondering what goes on in our pigeon lab? Did you even know we have one? Find out why it exists and how it’s used.
New Programs Shed Light on Campus Sexual Assault
For the past four years, upcoming first year students have been required to complete an online alcohol education class during the summer prior to orientation at McDaniel. Now, upcoming first…
Body Acceptance: McDaniel Welcomes “The Body Project”
The Body Project, a national program that focuses on women’s body acceptance, has been changing women’s lives for a decade on many college campuses across the country. Now, it is…
Dr. Mohamed Esa: A Mainstay at McDaniel and the Hearts of Many
Dr. Mohamed Esa has been a full-time professor at McDaniel since 1993, teaching students the German language. He has been crucial to students receiving a balanced and interesting education at…
Is It Just Me Or Is It Hot in Here? McDaniel’s Pilgrimage to the People’s Climate March
Early on Sunday Sept. 21–and by early, I mean 5 a.m. early–38 McDaniel students and two faculty members (Dr. Scullion and Dr. Iglich) boarded a bus. Their destination: New York…
Where the Wild Things Are: Interview with Dr. Jason Scullion
Dr. Jason Scullion has only lived in Maryland for barely a month and he is already making big moves both in and out of the classroom. The Washington state. native…
Global Fellows Debate Olympic Host City Selection
It was a packed crowd in the Forum as the Global Fellows gathered for their third annual Global Colloquium, this year on the Geopolitics of Olympic Host City Selection, with…
On a Roll: Local Baker Shares Success Story
Students are curious to see what’s going on behind the windows of the recently closed Heinz Bakery. Early-birds who used to start their mornings with a walk into town for…
60 Seconds: A New Semester
With the new semester now underway, excitement is in the air. Students of Professor Ambrose’s Newspaper Practicum course asked McDaniel students, faculty, and staff what they’re looking forward to most…
Welcome Week is Here
Now that everyone is back on the Hill for the fall semester, it’s time for Welcome Week. Sponsored by the Office of Student Engagement, Welcome Week activities are a chance…
Class of 2018 “Rings In” in First-Ever Nighttime Bell Ringing Ceremony
Surrounded by floodlights, Red Square was aglow on the first evening of New Student Orientation. Students of McDaniel’s First Year Team began to line up outside of Old Main Bell…
60 Seconds: Tips for Your First Year
Your first year at McDaniel has arrived, class of 2018! To help you make the best of it, check out these tips on how to navigate academics and college life…
New Student Orientation Schedule 2014
Wednesday Aug. 20 Resident Student Key Pick Up and Move In 8 to 11 a.m., Klitzberg Pavilion New Student Welcome Center 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., The Forum, Decker College…
McDaniel Seniors Interview
Bill Sands 1. What’s your favorite place on campus and why? Harvey Stone Park. It’s a nice private place to be alone and appreciate the beauty of Westminster. 2. What’s…
Senior Editors Have Fond Memories and Big Plans
With graduation around the corner, seniors across campus are finishing up capstone projects and other coursework and preparing for what’s next in their lives. The graduating editors of the…
Emoff Amofa Reflects on College Involvement and Education
As soon as I looked up, Emoff Amofa, a current senior, walked through the backdoor of Klitzburg Pavilion and set his bike helmet down on the seat next to me….
Student Organizations Win Griswold-Zepp Award
Roger Isom – Fitness Buddies Fitness Buddies grew out of a pilot project in the spring semester of 2013. Sophomore Roger Isom organized the project as an initiative to inspire…
Political Science Professor Dr. Charles E. Neal to Retire After Spring 2014 Semester
When political science professor Dr. Charles E. Neal turns in his students’ final grades this semester, it will mark an end to a 36-year career at McDaniel College. Beginning his…
Ringing the Bell: A Look into the Superstition
“If you don’t ring the bell in as a freshman, you’ll never ring out as a senior.” It seems that many students are aware of this McDaniel-centered superstition. There are…