On Wednesday, Feb. 3, George Owings III, a candidate for the upcoming gubernatorial Democratic primary, visited the College. After a lunch with a small number of professors and students, Owings spoke to students in the 300-level political science course Maryland State and Community Politics, fielding questions about Maryland politics and the Maryland budget. Above is [...]

As part of the Natural Science and Mathematics Colloquia Series, St. Mary’s mathematics professor Susan Goldstine presented The Geometries of Escher on Wednesday, Feb. 3. Her presentation discussed the link between the math and art behind M. C. Escher’s work. “Professor Goldstine is the reason I am at St. Mary’s College,” said mathematics professor Alex [...]

This year, the annual College production of the Vagina Monologues will take place in a women’s restroom. Though the play will be presented in Montgomery 25, director Nona Landis, a junior, is hoping to transform the appearance of the stage. The Monologues will be performed over Valentine’s Day weekend on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 12 [...]

This opinion is a part of a Point-Counterpoint on the Copenhagen Conference, read Aaron French’s Opinion. In December of 2009 I attended the 15th Conference of Parties (COP15) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Copenhagen, Denmark as a delegate of the Sierra Student Coalition (SSC).  I was one of 500 [...]

With a first-place conference standing and overall 17-3 performance this season, the men’s basketball team continues its winning streak as the Seahawks prepare for their next game against the University of Mary Washington. The athletes began the season on Nov. 20 with an impressive 83-56 non-conference victory at McDaniel College, as senior captain Camontae Griffin [...]