By Stacey Eyler, Commentary Co-Editor Just hours before the first day of classes was set to begin, Campus Safety launched a campus-wide email, informing students and faculty of the first serious incident of the school year. “On Sunday, August 26, sometime shortly after midnight, the Department of Campus Safety (DoCS) was anonymously informed of an ...
NewsStudent medevacked for injury to neck By Dave Nasongkhla On Wednesday, September 12, cheerleader Amber Lassen, a sophomore, was injured during a stunt in the gym during the team’s evening practice. Campus Safety responded to a call at approximately 6 p.m. for a neck injury to an athletic student, according to a Campus Safety report. ...
NewsBy Geoff Peckham, News Co-Editor Close your eyes. The dull background noise of idle chatter and ringing cell phones rapidly died down, as a packed beyond capacity Hill Hall 108 became silent. Only one voice could be heard; it was gentle and deep, and for a room full of students and visiting adults alike, the ...
NewsA burning trash can, broken vending machines, sketchy library characters, and failed heists are the legacy of the first month of fall semester. Mike Habegger looking cool as always. By Mike Habegger Co-Editor in Chief Class has been in session since August 27, and some of us (myself included), have been running around, up, and ...
NewsOrganization gets government grant for the promotion of responsible drinking By Melanie Chupein, Co-Editor in Chief McDaniel College has received a two-year grant from the United States Department of Education to fund Late Nights, a student run program that promotes responsible drinking. Project Director Grogan Ullah, wrote and applied for the grant and said that ...
NewsProfessional upgrade provides place for news crew to flourish By Greg Pfeiffer Let’s just get right to it: Have you ever seen Terror TV? Have you paused on it for more than 5 minutes, besides that time at 2 in the morning when you were waiting for your Ramen noodles to finish cooking? Is the ...
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