News

• Students Stranded in Oxford Question Int’l Ed.’s Response
• SGA Victors: Weiss/Benjes, Smith, Harvey
• Ignatius Talks Politics, Journalism at Bradlee Lecture
• Panel Celebrates Twain
• Students Support Referendum to Raise Fees for Green Projects
• Gender-Neutral Housing Passes SGA, Seen Favorably by Students

Features

• 2010 World Carnival Presents Quidditch, Nerf Wars
• College Alumni Sarah Koh Interns for Weekend Edition NPR
• Biology Student Published in Journal of Applied Toxicology
• Student Chronicles A Day in the Life of the Campus Farm

Opinions

• Farewell from the Chief’s Desk
• Climate Change and Activists Won’t Delay, but United Nations Will
• The Trouble with Volcanoes: A Retrospective

Arts & Entertainment

• VOICES Reader Declares Democrats ‘Sexy’

Sports

• Seahawks Approach End of Strong Spring 2010 Season
• Club Spotlight: Men’s and Women’s Crew

News

• SMC Gets Serious About Organic Farming
• Urgo Visits SMCM, Speaks on New Campus Vision
• Periodic Review Report: What Students Do After Graduation

Features

• Campus Blacks Out for Earth Hour
• College Professor Discusses Nature’s Sexiest Traits
• WGSX Colloquium Speakers Call for Activism
• Professor Discusses Neuromuscular Disease Research

Opinions

• All-Student Email Policy Should Be Revisited
• Caroline Hall: the New Dorch?
• MPO’BARC, and an Onslaught of Other Crazy Acronyms

Arts & Entertainment

• St. John’s Pond Becomes Home to St. Messie Monster

Sports

• Men’s B-Ball Knocked Out of Sweet 16
• Intramural Spotlight: Rock Climbing Club
• Men’s Lacrosse Recovers from Sliding Start to Season
• Women’s Tennis Drops First Spring Conference Meets of ‘09-‘10 Season

News

• Gender-Neutral Housing a Campus Possibility
• Riedel Talks Foreign Policy
• SGA to Start Green Revolving Fund

Features

• Club Spotlight: Women’s Rugby
• Boh Hunt Has Special Place on Campus
• Psychology Students Published in Major Journal
• 33 Inducted to Phi Beta Kappa
• St. Mary’s Relay for Life Earns Thousands for Cancer Research
• Professor Leah Eller Wages War on Hazardous Waste

Opinions

• SGA’s Presidential and Vice Presidential Candidates

Arts & Entertainment

• Dance Show Asks, “Are You Ready for Me?”
• St. Mary’s Professors Show Off Their Musical Talents
• An Interview with Renowned Director Mehreen Jabbar
• Artist-in-Residence Uncovers Lost “Ghost Landscapes”

Sports

• 24-Hour Run Fundraiser a Success

News

• Future President Speaks about Campus, Leadership
• College Land Deal Questioned by Criminal Board
• Caroline Hall in Disrepair With Unreliable Utilities

Features

• Zombie Epidemic Creates Shortage of Brains on Campus
• Professor Predicts Black Holes as Energy Source After Sun’s Demise
• Christmas In April Holds Annual Auction
• ARC Danceathon Raises Money for Haiti
• Leading 2010 Mr. SMC Contestants Announced

Opinions

• Students Can Fight for Living Wage in County
• From the Chief’s Desk: A Talk with Joe

Arts & Entertainment

• Professor Jerry Gabriel Reads from First Book
• Review: Cabaret’s Scandalous Atmosphere Shocks Audience

Sports

• Men’s Basketball Wins CAC Champs, Progresses in NCAA
• Women’s Lacrosse Has Slippery Start
• Men’s Baseball Slides Into Soggy Season After Being Benched

News

• Dr. Joseph Urgo Named New College President
• Lucille Clifton Dies
• Campus Staff Deal with the Ramifications of “Snowpocalypse”
• Students ‘Splash’ into Haiti Relief
• College Cross-Country Team Holds 24-hour Run for Veterans
• John Prendergast: Students Can Help Darfur
• New 2011-2012 Student Trustee Selected

Features

• College Professors Discuss Art and Science of Beer
• Bernard Uncovers the Social Sciences’ ‘Secret Life’
• Student Educational Association to Host First ‘Schools that Learn’ Colloquium

Opinions

• Let’s Welcome the New President
• From the Chief’s Desk: English/Social Science Majors Rejoice?

Arts & Entertainment

• Excitement for Vagina Monologues Climaxes
• Professor Discusses Intersection of Prison, Shakespeare, and the Humanities
• Cabaret Promises to Bring ‘Hedonistic Party’ to Campus

Sports

• Swimming Seahawks Splash Into CAC Championship Action
• Intramural Spotlight: Fencing Club

News

• Students, Faculty Donate Time and Funds to Help Haiti Relief
• Candidate for Maryland Governorship Visits Campus
• Gitelman Breaks Eastern European Taboos on Holocaust
• Gansler Talks Defense Acquisition in the Obama White House
• Dean Bayless Wins ACPA Award

Features

• Escher’s Geometry Explained
• Professor Predicts the Future, Discusses Error
• Students Organize College-sponsored Relay for Life

Opinions

• Perspective From Inside of the Bella Center: Policy, With Some Protest
• Perspective From Outside of the Bella Center: We Need Direct Action
• America’s Healthcare System is Putting Us at a Competitive Disadvantage
• Tell us (s)now
• A Minstrel Show of Eastern Europe

Arts & Entertainment

• ‘Vagina Monologues’ Opens Valentine’s Weekend
• VOICES Reader Brings Midwest Charm to St. Mary’s Campus
• Students Gain Valuable Experience Designing Boyden Gallery Exhibit

Sports

• Men’s Basketball Continues to Shoot Impressive Season
• Women’s Basketball Waits to Rebound

News

• ‘Titan’ and Community Members Celebrate King’s Work
• New Racial Reconciliation Group Meets

Features

Opinions

• Senator Scott Brown (R-MA)–A Warning Shot
• Welcome Back from the Chief’s Desk
• On-Campus Housing is Too Expensive

Arts & Entertainment

Sports

• Men and Women’s Swimming Splash into Championships

News

• Students Abroad Struggle to Find Housing
• Public Safety Catches, Charges Spray Paint Vandal
• New Chancellor’s Point Projects: A Plan to ‘Get Credit for Time Outside’
• Tuition to Rise Three Percent
• Faculty Express Concern over Agreement between College and CMRS Program
• College Periodic Review Report Submitted for Campus Feedback
• Number of Vehicles Towed on Campus Skyrockets
• College Buildings in Repair after Heavy Flood
• Remember the Titans Coach to Speak at Southern MD MLK Prayer Breakfast
• AIDS Documentary Raises Awareness on Campus

Features

• Former St. Mary’s Professor Investigates the Self

Opinions

Arts & Entertainment

Sports

News

• Students March Against Vandalism, in Support of Campus Beauty
• College Not to Implement Porn-Policy
• Prendergast: Millions of Congolese Lives Depend on Our Consumer Actions
• Judge Discusses ‘Scopes II’ Trial, Intelligent Design, and the Constitution
• College Hosts Maryland Student Legislature
• Environmental Press Conference Provides Facts, Hope for the Rest of the Nation

Features

• Galupo Discusses Gender Identity
• Professor Estimates Power of Gerbil Sun
• Vaughan Discredits Historical Myths of Mexico
• Professor’s Novel Picked for Barnes and Noble Program

Opinions

• From the Patio: Lessons Learned from Late Friendships
• How Do You Want to be Remembered?

Arts & Entertainment

• Theatre Department Celebrates a Night of Grand Openings
• Students Gather for Food-centered Fun at Writer’s Harvest
• Artist Lecture Inspires Students to ‘Just Draw’
• Veteran and Author Intertwines the Vietnam War’s Dead and Living
• Choirs, Brass Ensemble Play to Full House

Sports

• Men’s Swimming Gains Momentum
• Volleyball Struck Down in First Round
• Athletics Dept. Optimistic Despite Rising Costs, Increased Need for Fundraising

News

• Nearly One Third of Campus Tagged
• Symposium Brings Wide Spectrum of Environmental Activists to Campus
• Student Activists to Demonstrate in Denmark for Climate Change at UN Meeting
• Kolbert Talks Climate Change
• Board Declares Do-Over: Presidential Search Process Restarts
• Colleges Nationwide Look into Creating ‘Sexiling’ Policies
• Campus to Try New To-Go Boxes

Features

• Zombie Defense 101 Reveals the Dos and Don'ts of Undead Combat
• Adovasio Argues Against Popular “Man as Hunter” Theory
• Hallowgreens: Students Make a Splash in Elaborate Costumes
• Unlikely Pair Unite Against Mideast Violence
• Belief in God: Rational, Irrational? Schoenfeld Lectures On History of Jewish Perception of God
• Circle K Members “Live to Serve, Love to Serve.”

Opinions

• Letter from College Leadership: Respect Our Campus
• Students Urge Obama to Represent At Copenhagen
• Questions Unanswered As Board Reopens Search

Arts & Entertainment

• Art and Politics Work Together to Bring Awareness to Displacement
• One-Acts Provide Nights of Fright

Sports

• Volleyball Nets Wins, Prepares for Championship Playoffs

News

• Students and Alumni Vocal, Board Still Silent on Presidential Candidate Search
• Campus Drug Referrals Reach a Nine Year High
• MD College Porn Policy Raises Questions about Screwing with Free Speech
• Stretched Capacity Forces Students into Triples and Quads
• Students Go against the Flow to Take Back the Tap
• Letter Raises Concerns About Salary Disparities Between College Employees
• Keep Your Fingers on the Steering Wheel: Maryland Enacts Texting While Driving Ban
• Students Plant ‘Smoking Hot Sycamores’ and Other Trees around Campus Paths

Features

• Maile On Burns: “Cure Occasionally, Relieve Often, Console Always”
• To Catch a Predator: Microbiology Style
• From the Patio: Preparations Begin for Annual Hallowgreens

Opinions

• Fast Internet: Student Want or Student Right?
• Alumni Enter the Presidential Debate

Arts & Entertainment

• ‘Sex Signals’ Uncovers the Good, Bad, and Ugly of Dating
• VOICES Poet ‘Brings Words to Life’ During Reading
• Coffeehouse Showcases Student Poets

Sports

• An Athletic Profile – Sophia Esparza, Women's Soccer
• Field Hockey Weathers Rain, Hopes for Brighter Finish

News

• Presidential Candidates Bacchus, Baenninger, and Bruno Visit Campus
• Student Eco-reps Are "Environmental Resources"
• College Holds Health Care Forum
• In Slow Economy, College Will Still Provide Financial Aid
• 2009 Annual Cardboard Boat Race Makes a Splash
• Board of Trustees Meets, Gives Updates Regarding Campus Community
• Broader Campus Feedback to Help "Improve Ecological Character" of the College

Features

• HSMC Celebrates Fifth Annual RiverFest
• Chocolate and String Theory Featured in NS&M Colloquium Series
• Toy Story: The Historical Playset in Post-War America

Opinions

• Candidate Brings Unique Perspective to Campus
• From the Chief’s Desk: Urging Students to be More Engaged
• Greetings from the Student Trustee

Arts & Entertainment

• Renowned Sitar Player Performs at St. Mary's
• Coffeehouse Performers Don't Feel the Chill Despite the Cold

Sports

• Women’s Soccer Making a Rebound
• Volleyball Unites, Hopes to Ace Season
• Women's Tennis Continues Strong Season

News

• Townhouse Flooding Forces Student Evacuation
• Presidential Candidate Conway-Turner Visits Campus
• College Operating Budget Turns to ‘Razor-thin’ Surplus
• Bradford Persistent Agent Raises Concerns on Campus
• New policies added to student handbook
• Health Center Prepares for H1N1
• New overloading charge for more than 19 credits
• SGA Elections: Few Candidates to Choose From
• SGA Approves Structural Changes to Saferide
• New Dock Contributes to Sustainable Future of SMC Waterfront

Features

• “Iron Man” Brian Boyle Recounts his Struggle
• Recreated Chapel Unlocked in St. Mary’s City
• Variety at Semester’s First Coffeehouse
• Student Trustee
• St. Mary’s Professors Publish Over Summer
• Stewart Lectures on Origins of Constitution Day

Opinions

• From the Patio: New Door, Same Feel
• President Obama's Healthcare Mistake: Bipartisanship
• Letter to Campus Against Bradford
• Jim Bacchus: Presidential Material?

Arts & Entertainment

Sports

• Men's Soccer Kicking into Action
• First-Year Cross Country Team At a Strong Pace
• Petruccelli 5k

News

• Presidential Search Update: Final Four Selected
• Seahawk Sailing Wins 2009 ICSA Coed National Championship
• Student Trustee Seeks Student Feedback
• Human Rights Activist Named Nitze Senior Fellow
• From the Patio to the First-Years
• SMCM recognized as Diverse, happy
• Capital Design Advisory Prepares Community for Anne Arundel Replacement
• Upgrade Your Study Habits in the Upgraded Library

Features

Opinions

• From the Chief’s Desk

Arts & Entertainment

Sports

News

• Grievance Filed Against O'Brien
• Students Vote for SGA Exec Board, MAT Amendment
• Earth Day Fair Educates Students
• Students Save Endangered Trees
• Reid Returns to Campus
• Defense Forum Discusses Foreign Affairs

Features

• Food Not Bombs Co-Founder Speaks at St. Mary’s
• St. Mary’s Alumna Gives Lecture on Homelessness in Arizona
• Teeing Up for 2011

Opinions

• Letter to the Editor: Students and the Search
• Sunny Encourages Students to Enjoy St. Mary’s
• Students Rally to Retain Political Science Professor

Arts & Entertainment

• Student Bands Share Stage at World Carnival

Sports

• Lauren Carrier: Women’s Soccer and Lacrosse Champ
• Men’s Tennis Trounced During CAC Quarterfinals
• Women’s Tennis Defeated by Mary Washington in CAC Semifinals
• Men’s Lacrosse Ends Season Ranked Third in CAC
• Wesley Stops Baseball’s Conference Hopes
• Mary Washington Shuts Down Women’s Lacrosse
• Cross Country to be Varsity Sport in Fall

News

• Search for College’s Next President Kicks Off
• College Freezes Some Endowments, Will Continue to Cover Scholarships
• Students Search for Free Beer in Campus Tradition

Features

• Bon Appetit Employees Participate in Special Olympics
• Lecturer Discusses Mark Twain and the Metaphysics of Indian Hating
• Circle K Club Honored for Commitment Service
• Intercollegiate Fashion Club Holds Show

Opinions

• How to Make Your Degree More Valuable
• From the Chief’s Desk: Students Must Make Themselves Heard

Arts & Entertainment

• Dances Show Off Multitude of Different Numbers
• Polaroid Stories is a Brutal, Compelling and Touching Tale

Sports

• Men’s Lacrosse Triumphant in Final Second
• Seahawk Baseball Beaten by Wesley
• Women’s Lacrosse Returns to Victory
• Tennis Teams Traverse Troubled Times

News

• O’Malley Celebrates Maryland Day
• The Dove May Fly No More
• Math for Social Justice Brings Numbers to Life
• Campus Turns Out the Lights to Celebrate Earth Hour
• Faculty Works Together to Offer Asian Studies Major
• Spring Showcase A Success

Features

Opinions

• Usage of Solar Panels to Cut Energy Costs
• Talon Grant Program Begins Selection Process

Arts & Entertainment

• Student Artists Given Awards and New Perspective on Art
• SMP Season Brings Stress and Rewarding Lessons
• Lauded Classical Duo Performs in St. Mary’s Hall

Sports

• SMUT Back from Georgia, Prepares for Regionals
• Men’s Lacrosse Defeated by York
• Hotchko, McDowell travel to NCAA Swimming Championships
• Tennis Teams “Racket” Up Wins

News

• Students Brave Snow, Police at Protest
• 82 St. Mary’s Students Get Eco-Active at Power Shift
• Singer: Sci-Fi Is Not So Far Away

Features

• Students Throw Annual Mardi Greens Celebration

Opinions

• Clubs Fill Kohler’s Void
• Referendum Sends a Message

Arts & Entertainment

• Alumni Get Jazzed Up Again

Sports

• Women’s Lacrosse Starts Off Strong, Second in CAC
• Baseball Sweeps Mary Washington, Five Win Streak

News

• Polar Bear Splash Leaves Students Cold, Wounded
• Academic Budgets Cut
• Ruthenberg-Marshall Chosen to be 2010-2011’s Student Trustee
• Professor Dowla Awarded Hinda C. Landers Endowment

Features

• Post Secret Creator Frank Warren Speaks at Second Annual President’s Reception
• Jafar Not Aladdin’s Only Dark Side
• Professors Give Love Lines Talk
• President of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation Asks for Increased Student Involvement
• Twin Oaks Communards Give Talk on Polyamory

Opinions

• Fundraiser Reiterates Student’s Pleas
• SGA Urges Campus to Vote on All-Student Referendum
• From the Chief’s Desk: Vote…and Vote Yes

Arts & Entertainment

• Vagina Monologues ‘Empowering’
• “Hill House” A Campy Romp Through Great Gore, Gritty Music, Bad Editing

Sports

• Men Finish on Top
• Successful Swimming at CAC Championships
• Cross-Country Makes Varsity Upgrade

News

• Students React to President O’Brien’s Planned Departure
• St. Mary’s Working in Tandem with HSMC
• “Thursdays at the Grind” Resurrect Coffeehouse

Features

• Habitat for Humanity Plans Alternative Spring Break Service Trip to Greenville, Georgia
• Let’s Talk About Sex

Opinions

• Footbridge: Necessary Precaution or Eyesore?
• Is St. Mary’s Still a Great Value?
• Kohler’s Come Back, Please

Arts & Entertainment

• Zombie Flick to be Screened in Cole
• TFMS Film Series: “Outing the Home Movie: From the Backyard to the Big Screen”

Sports

• Wise Breaks 1,000 as Men Win 5 Straight
• Women’s Basketball Team Strives to Make Playoffs

News

• Maggie Prepares to Step Down
• Trays Taken Out of the Great Room
• Students and Faculty React to Glendening Hall Move
• College Community Celebrates Inauguration

Features

Opinions

Arts & Entertainment

• Placing Colors Opens
• “Polaroid Stories” Tries to Give Some Street Cred to Ovid
• TFMS Film Series – Outing the Home Movie

Sports

News

• St. Mary’s Tuition to Climb By Five Percent
• Counselors Overcome Challenges
• Salary Increases Explained
• River Center Christened
• St. Mary’s Tries Integrated Pest Management
• Students Speak Out on Medical Amnesty
• Maryland Lieutenant Governor Addresses Country’s Direction
• Students Protect against Lice Outbreak
• Roadblocks to Registration
• New Student Blogs Describe St. Mary’s Life to Prospective Students
• News Brief: How Slots Affect College Funding

Features

• Steny Hoyer Makes Surprise Appearance at St. Mary’s Political Event in D.C.
• Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Assmbles Iraqi Relief Kits

Opinions

• From the Patio Moves to the Library as Exams Approach
• Is a Sprinkler System on the Greens Necessary?
• A More Effective Way to Pick Roommates
• Letter to the Editor: Serious Accident Should Not Lead to a Cross-Campus Bike Ban

Arts & Entertainment

• SubUrbia’s Strong Performances Connect With Audience
• Benefit Raises Awareness
• Hammond Reads From Latest Published Book
• Student Author Looks to Promising Future

Sports

• Undefeated Seahawks Claim Two Tournament Titles
• Sailing Wraps Up Fall Season with Anticipation for the Spring

News

• Power Goes Out on Campus, Leaving Students In the Dark
• College Recovers, Looks Ahead after REC Setback
• Tech Services Reveals New Plans
• Students Speak Out Against California’s Proposition 8
• Construction Plans Meet with Resistance from Community and Students at CDA Meeting
• Career Development Center Aids Students
• News in Brief

Features

• Invisible Children Service Club Throws a Benefit Bash
• Underwire ‘Zine Gives Gender Issues a Lift
• Chesapeake Shores Nursing Home Gets a Visit from St. Mary’s Students

Opinions

Arts & Entertainment

• St. Mary’s Dance Show So Hot the Fire Marshall Threatens to Shut it Down
• SubUrbia Guaranteed to Rock Your World
• VOICES Artist Redefines ‘Home’

Sports

• Women’s Soccer Makes SMCM Sport History
• Seahawks Upset Bowie State
• Swim Team Makes Strong Strokes
• Water Polo Team Wraps Up with Hopes for Future
• Lady Seahawks Small on Size, but not on Heart