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By Grace Ekalle Happy holidays, Gators -- but are the holidays always a happy time for us all? The change from fall to winter can bring out sadness in many, myself included. Days end earlier, nights are longer, and people start feeling more anxious, sluggish, and isolated. This can be due to Seasonal Affective Disorder,... Continue Reading →
By Lanna Green & Merrissa Stevenson Notre Dame of Maryland University nursing program is ranked #7 out of 27 other nursing schools here in Maryland. Some may ask, what does attending a high expectation school like NDMU require from me as a student? We’re here to provide some entry level tips to properly prepare incoming... Continue Reading →
By Andi Kremer Columns is excited to introduce our new senior spotlight series, featuring interviews with current NDMU seniors. Interviewed by Andi Kremer, Sara Morales shares about her experience at NDMU and her plans for the future. MAJOR Elementary Education HOMETOWN Joppa, Maryland WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A NOTRE DAME SCHOLAR To be a... Continue Reading →
By Kristina Pickering Students, faculty, and staff, welcome back to your new life here at NDMU! As you begin your reintroduction into society, take note of the suggests I have following our current climate: As you merge from a wholly online experience where you were attached to computer or electronics 24-7, make sure to see... Continue Reading →
By Mylaika Stephenson Columns explores the unique stories of community members because every gator has a tale. Sydney Miller is no stranger to receiving prestigious collegiate awards. She is the Maryland Higher Education Counsel Student Commissioner. She is the single representative of all students who attend college in Maryland. She is also leading the Student... Continue Reading →
By Mylaika Stephenson Columns explores the unique stories of community members because every gator has a tale. Sophomore education major, Tasnin Aktar, was born in Bangladesh on December 21,1999. Aktar has two older sisters and a younger brother. When she first stepped on American soil, where she first experienced snow, she was ten years old.... Continue Reading →
By Bria Foster As a junior modern foreign language major studying Spanish and Arabic, traveling abroad for my education seemed like an intuitive choice. However, studying abroad can be an enriching experience for anyone. Recently, I traded the beautiful scenery of NDMU’s campus for a different view. During the past three weeks, I have been... Continue Reading →
Japanese high school students visit Notre Dame By Rhea Guzman Are you in Japanese culture? Do you want to practice your Japanese skills with native speakers? Then you’re in luck! On Thursday, March 8, a group of 56 Japanese students from Kyoto Notre Dame High School will be coming to tour the campus. This provides... Continue Reading →
Carefree dancing with Notre Dame's On Pointe By Alexis Stevenson If you love dancing recreationally without the stress of being judged, then On Pointe may be the club for you! On Pointe is Notre Dame’s newest dance club, open to experienced and novice dancers alike. The club’s president Alex Mumma, a sophomore elementary education major,... Continue Reading →
By Claire Amatucci Want to continue the spring break fun while back at NDMU? Check out these local things to do during April. The Original Fell’s Point Ghost Walk Take a spooky ghost tour in Fells Point! 7 p.m. Saturdays March-June 2014 Tickets: $13 Adults, $8 Kids under 12. On-site tickets $15 Adults, $10 kids... Continue Reading →
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