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By Andi Bailey Notre Dame of Maryland University’s Women’s Basketball team made history this year by winning the CSAC championship for the first time ever! After closing their regular season with a 17-1 win, advancing to the CSAC semi-finals against Saint Elizabeth College, they won 66-52, advancing to the CSAC finals. With a full house,... Continue Reading →
By Andi Bailey As many of us know from watching the news, or if you are on the teacher side of TikTok, teachers are not treated properly within the education system. What many people do not know, however, is that it starts before they even become teachers. It starts while they are still in college.... Continue Reading →
By Kristina Pickering and Kaitlyn Angell Is life in Doyle Hall for you? By Kristina Pickering Calling all residents! Students in Meletia, ever wonder what life in Doyle is like? Doyle Hall is fairly quite, and residents tend to reserve our time for studying, and when we can, some good relaxation. Doyle is a building... Continue Reading →
By Ciarese De Torres This year commemorates the third annual Women’s Healthcare Workshop hosted by the Commuters United, a commuter-led SGA organization formerly known as Road Scholars. During this service event, both residents and commuters alike come to Gator Alley, where they can freely discuss feminine health care problems and decorate boxes called Menstruation Stations.... Continue Reading →
By Ciarese De Torres From bacon to books to bright lights, it seems that there are a lot of things for Baltimore to celebrate. The city has been very festive as of late, with not one, nor two, but three festivals occurring at the same time. In a show of unique solidarity, both the Baltimore... Continue Reading →
By Taylor Bynion In the undergraduate women’s college, 3 percent of the student body is comprised of international students from Albania, Argentina, Barbados, Cameron, Cote D’Ivoire, Egypt, El Salvador, Great Britain, Honduras, Mali, Philippines, and Sudan, according to the school’s website. These international students, such as sophomore biology major Isa Dallasta, chose to travel to... Continue Reading →
By Kristina Pickering Every year, the NDMU community comes together to celebrate the foundation by the School Sisters of Notre Dame while also engaging the community with varying issues that face our society. This year, the campus community attended a presentation by Sister Eileen Riley who has worked closely with the United Nations. In her... Continue Reading →
By Ciarese De Torres For this year’s Common Read, students were asked to read “Tell Me How it Ends: An Essay in Forty Questions” by Valeria Luiselli. The book centers on Luiselli’s accounts of Mexican and Central-American children and their struggles crossing the U.S.-Mexico border without papers. Luiselli came to the Common Read event to... Continue Reading →
By Makeima Freeland Does Doyle hall really have a laundry room on every floor? “Yes”, says Doyle Hall resident, Alex Perry. In contrast, there is a single laundromat in Meletia Hall, full of residents on three floors. On the first floor of Meletia Hall, there is a laundry room with five washers and twice as... Continue Reading →
By Hermoine Riggs As NDMU celebrates 125 years of learning, the campus community looks back at how Notre Dame has grown and evolved over the years. Originally called “Notre Dame of Maryland Preparatory School and Collegiate Institute,” NDMU was founded in 1873. The founder, Mother Mary Theresa, brought five sisters to America to educate women.... Continue Reading →
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