Reflection and hope through the eyes of editors     From Alicia: Among the countless lessons I have gleaned as a Malone student, one stands out to me as I reflect back on my time with “The Aviso:” say yes. I did not arrive as a student eager to write for a newspaper. I never…

Out with the old… Two years ago (and some change), Samantha Shaffer knocked on my door and asked me if I wanted to become the new editor-in-chief of The Aviso. Sam was about to graduate, and I had worked as a copy editor on the paper for the previous year. I had no idea anyone…

  My internship has ended and there are only two weeks left of classes before my semester in Washington, D.C. comes to a close. In my final week of interning at Mennonite Central Committee, I was able to hear President Obama’s executive actionregarding immigration. This is something that MCC’s office has been advocating for all…

  Being a student in Washington, D.C. has a lot of advantages. With all of the free museums and student discounts, a little bit of planning can make the D.C. experience amazing. Like the Cleveland Orchestra Student Advantage Program, the Kennedy Center has a student program, where there are discounted tickets for students and free concerts…

  This semester in Washington, D.C. began as an academic adventure with classes and an internship to help me get work experience. Throughout the course of a few months, however, this has become a life-changing semester that has helped me learn important life lessons. I have been thrown into the adult world where I have…

  In the midst of internships, homework, and finishing up our public policy group projects, this Wednesday everyone in ASP and WJC got together with their ‘mentors for share your mentor’ night. This is a night when the students get to introduce their mentor to their clas mates. talk a little about what their mentors do,…

  For the first time, three Malone students are studying in Washington, D.C. at the same time through the American Studies Program. Throughout the semester, Suzanna Bregar, senior history major; Madi Carper, junior history major; and Kaitlyn Stump, senior history major are taking turns blogging about their experiences studying in our nation’s capital. Washington, D.C. is…

  For the first time, three Malone students are studying in Washington, D.C. at the same time through the American Studies Program. Throughout the semester, Suzanna Bregar, senior history major; Madi Carper, junior history major; and Kaitlyn Stump, senior history major are taking turns blogging about their experiences studying in our nation’s capital. Is peace possible?…

  For the first time, three Malone students are studying in Washington, D.C. at the same time through the American Studies Program. Throughout the semester, Suzanna Bregar, senior history major; Madi Carper, junior history major; and Kaitlyn Stump, senior history major are taking turns blogging about their experiences studying in our nation’s capital. During the week,…