How many people on this campus know ASL? Walking around campus, it is hard not to notice students and faculty signing to one another instead of speaking. American Sign Language is a large part of McDaniel College that adds to the unique dynamic you observe while enrolled here. There is a club for ASL, called ...
Arts and CultureThe obstacles and opportunities you face as a college student will not only challenge you, but help you grow as you prepare for your future. The McDaniel Free Press, a completely student-run newspaper, is one of those opportunities. “Since joining, the Free Press has sent me to media conferences, helped me to get an internship, ...
OpinionAre classes really the most important part of college? Sure, the entire purpose of going to college is supposed to be about learning and earning your degree, but being involved outside of the classroom is equally as important. Classes and academics should be the focus of students. But McDaniel, a liberal arts college, also ...
OpinionWhat does the SGA do with its $21,000 dollar budget? It allocates it to clubs and organizations who host campus wide events of course; but how do they divvy it out among the various organizations on campus? In years past, groups and organizations would visit the SGA office by Englar Dining Hall to fill out ...
NewsKim Williams Editor-in-Chief As student leaders went through the SGA’s allocations process, many noticed changes. Clubs were required to submit a budget laying out their planned events for the year and exactly how money would be used for each. “What happened is in previous years, it was basically first come, first serve, and we wanted ...
NewsSarah Chavis Staff Reporter Mountain biking. Skiing. Tubing. These are just a few of the activities that the Outdoors Club partakes in throughout the school year. Co-presidents Kim Moran and Kristin Behrle both agree that bouldering has been their favorite activity thus far. “It’s kind of like rock climbing but without the rope,” states Moran. ...
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