Theatre students, faculty, staff attend annual conference
Posted By: Deborah Nahrgang On: 2022-03-09
Posted On: 2022-03-09 
Theatre students, faculty, and staff attend USITT annual conference in Baltimore, MD
Robertson discusses climate change on Saint Mary’s podcast
Posted By: Ben Rodgers On: 2022-03-08
Posted On: 2022-03-08 
Working in the field of natural resource management and digital mapping, Andy Robertson has seen the impacts of climate change up close.
A commitment to community service
Posted By: Ben Rodgers On: 2022-03-02
Posted On: 2022-03-02 Service is key to Saint Mary’s mission, and our faculty, staff, and students are showing their commitment to bettering their communities in a number of ways.
Robertson discusses climate change on Saint Mary’s podcast
Posted By: Ben Rodgers On: 2022-03-01
Posted On: 2022-03-01 Working in the field of natural resource management and digital mapping, Andy Robertson has seen the impacts of climate change up close.
Saint Mary’s Chamber Singers to perform in Massachusetts
Posted By: Ben Rodgers On: 2022-02-21
Posted On: 2022-02-21 The 20-voice select ensemble is directed by Dr. Patrick M. O’Shea, professor of music.
Schissel talks depression, suicide on Saint Mary’s podcast
Posted By: Ben Rodgers On: 2022-02-14
Posted On: 2022-02-14 In this episode of Saint Mary’s Currents, assistant professor Ann Schissel, Ph.D. joins us to discuss depression and suicide, and offer advice and resource
Student Central – Closed Thursday Morning 2/10/22
Posted By: Meghan Daly On: 2022-02-07
Posted On: 2022-02-07 Student Central will be closed until 10:30 am on Thursday Feb 10th for campus presentations
O’Shea wins Eastern Michigan University Choral Competition
Posted By: Ben Rodgers On: 2022-02-01
Posted On: 2022-02-01 Patrick O’Shea, D.M.A., professor of music and director of choirs at Saint Mary’s, won the competition for the work “Ubi Caritas.”
Lynch discusses political divisions on Saint Mary’s podcast
Posted By: Ben Rodgers On: 2022-01-31
Posted On: 2022-01-31 David Lynch discusses the historical background of political polarization in the U.S. and how we as a country might be able to pull ourselves out of the divide
Knipe discusses ‘Star Trek,’ social work research on podcast
Posted By: Ben Rodgers On: 2022-01-14
Posted On: 2022-01-14 Mallory Knipe, DSW, joins podcast host Ben Rodgers to discuss her research and what it was like to present it at a Star Trek convention.
