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Students Speak About Sunday Shooting
Shots fired into the lobby of Whiteford Hall on Sunday, March 2 around 2:40 a.m. shocked and terrified many students. Although no one was injured, several students were in close…
Student Falsifies Attempted Robbery Report
On Sunday March 2 at approximately 2:45 am the Westminster Police Department was alerted of “shots fired” at McDaniel College. During the investigation the officers learned of another event that…
Through the Eyes of a Ukrainian: The Euromaidan
“Never in my life, was I so emotionally involved, I feel like I should go back to the Ukraine, to help… I don’t want these things to be forgotten.” The…
McDaniel Promotes Healthy Relationships Amidst National Sexual Violence Epidemic
With so much recent attention focused on sexual violence occurring on college campuses, there is a strong push among American universities to raise awareness and prevent hostile situations. According to…
Fraternity Falls Into National Trend: Guilty of Racist Party?
During the first week of the spring semester, sisters of McDaniel’s Phi Sigma Sigma sorority and the Phi Delta Theta fraternity assembled in the Phi Delta Theta’s off-campus house near…
Men’s Basketball gets First Playoff Victory Since 1961
The gym was packed for the first-round Centennial Conference playoff game between the Green Terror and the Muhlenberg Mules on Wednesday, Feb. 26. McDaniel led by at most 20 points…
Kiev: The Modern Revolution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHAywlBxFFQ Screams are heard as the smoke writhes and twists, paralleling the insanity of violence, passion, and tired but focused opposition. The sound of gunfire and flash grenades fill the…
Headlines Around the World: What’s Going on Outside of McDaniel
Britain and Scotland debate over Scotland’s independence. This September, Scotland will vote on whether or not to become independent from Great Britain. While the majority of Scots are against it,…
Short-staffed Grounds Department Prepares for Snow Storm
With snow in the forecast McDaniel College groundskeepers have prepared the campus with salt to melt the ice, but it is a tiring job for a department that is short-staffed…
McDaniel Student wins STX Internship
Kate Goldstein’s passion for lacrosse and dedication to the sport lead her win of the STXtreme Internship Contest. Goldstein is a senior business major with a sport management minor who…
McDaniel students and faculty raise concerns about parking on campus
Many students and faculty members at McDaniel College have been encountering problems with parking on campus due to the low availability of parking spaces, the costs involved in the process,…
Blackout Hits Campus
On Sunday Nov. 10, students at McDaniel College began to experience power outages around campus and in their dorms. The issue continued to develop through Thursday evening, inconveniencing student, faculty,…
Vice President of Finance and Administration Steps down after 20 Years
Ethan Seidel, Vice President of Finance and Administration since 1993, has announced that he is stepping down from his position to return to the faculty to teach and chair the…
Active Shooter 411
Both as a response to recent crimes near campus and due to plans made earlier in the school year, the Department of Campus Safety and the McDaniel College administration sponsored…
McDaniel’s New Addition
Vocelli Pizza’s new location in Klitzberg Pavilion opened on Thursday Sept. 12. The grand opening featured free slices of pizza, sandwiches and cookies. The grand opening at nine o’clock attracted…
President Casey’s State of the College Address
In a State of the College address on Sept. 18, 2013 at noon in The Forum, President Roger Casey spoke about the many achievements and successes that McDaniel College has…
McDaniel Launches LLC Pilot Program
The Living Learning Community Pilot Program, a new initiative involving three First Year Seminar classes that live together on the fourth floor of Rouzer Hall, aims to prove that living…
McDaniel Receives Million Dollar Donation
Recently, McDaniel College has come into a large sum of money, approximately a $6.7 million donation from alumnus Phillip Henry Dorsey. Phillip Henry Dorsey was part of the 1891 graduating…
Stadium Conflict Brings Relay for Life Inside
The American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life will not be held in McDaniel’s newly-renovated stadium this year. The night-long fundraiser, which stipulates that one member of each participating team must…