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By Taylor Bynion The NDMU campus community suffered the tragic loss of student, friend, peer, and classmate, nursing major Amayah Charles. Charles, known for her tremendous personality and infectious smile, tragically passed away in a car accident. Members of the community gathered together on Tuesday, October 15, to honor Charles’s life in a campus wide... Continue Reading →
By Sarah Coleman You have probably seen event flyers around Notre Dame with the word “Spectrum” on them. Yet, many people in the Notre Dame community still do not know much about Spectrum and their purpose as a student organization. According to Notre Dame’s Student Organizations and Honors webpage, Spectrim us a club working to... Continue Reading →
By Madeline Mask From March 8 to March 16, five Japanese students accompanied by a faculty member from Aoyama Gakuin Women's Junior College visited Notre Dame of Maryland University through a cultural exchange hosted by the Elizabeth Morrissy Honors Program. According to Dr. Jeana DelRosso, Director of the Morrissy Honors Program and faculty member of... Continue Reading →
By Kara Sedlack On February 23, 2017, Notre Dame of Maryland’s Class of 2017 celebrated “100 Nights” until their graduation. The event began with a cocktail hour at Noyes Alumnae House where faculty and staff joined the students. Bonding over wine, cheese and fruit, students reminisced over memories they’ve had together over the past four... Continue Reading →
By Rose Sebastian According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, at least twenty people per minute are abused by their significant other. In the span of one year, it would equate to ten million abused women and men. In order to address this issue, a small group of women, whom had experienced personal violence,... Continue Reading →
By Rhea Lynne M. Guzman Pablo Picasso once said, “Art is a lie that makes us see the truth.” Since the beginning of the semester, Gormely Gallery on the second floor of Fourier Hall has been adorned by the artwork of Rania Hassan. In her artist statement, she writes, “I am fascinated by the connections... Continue Reading →
By Jessica Profilio Have you been craving fries, but fast food joints just aren’t cutting it? Maybe it’s time to head down to Le Garage Frites Shop in Hampden. The shop serves thick-cut French-Belgian fries with a wide variety of sauces for you to try out. They have sauces ranging from their house ketchup to... Continue Reading →
By Jae Bradley Every year, the United States celebrates Earth Day to commemorate the dawn of the modern environmental movement that began on April 22, 1970. This was a day when colleges and universities held rallies to emphasize the importance of environmentally-conscious industry and recreation. This year, concerned citizens plan to gather for a march... Continue Reading →
By Gabrielle Barrett Dynamic, exciting,teamwork, dedication! These are the perfect words to describe the NDMU Gators: Lacrosse team. If you have not gone to a game yet you should definitely come out and support them. After you see them play you will realize that its going to be an exciting season for the team this... Continue Reading →
By Christine Roa Naturally, as a Physics/Engineering major here at NDMU, I was extremely delighted to have had the opportunity to view “Hidden Figures” for free at Baltimore’s very own Senator Theatre (courtesy of Professor Alice Lilly). The movie did not disappoint and unsurprisingly, I may have even shed a tear or two. At its... Continue Reading →
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