By Hannah Pallotta This year’s Career and Grad School Fair was held on Oct. 24th from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Johnson Center. It was an event where companies, local […]
Show You Care and Be Aware
By Ellen Doyle The month of October is an exhilarating time, representing many new and exciting things, including Halloween decorations, fall attire, and all things pumpkin flavored. October also represents Breast Cancer […]
It’s Time for a Change
By Hannah Pallotta During last year’s spring semester, the art department was asked to merge with the communications department. One reason was that there were intersecting qualities between the two departments. The […]
World Food Day
By: Hannah Pallotta In college, we often find different ways to celebrate diversity. This extends to our diet and the types of food we eat. On Oct. 16, 1945, the Food and […]
An Outbreak of Anxiety
By Alexandra Calvin During the month of October, many changes are happening and many things are being celebrated or acknowledged. Among breast cancer awareness, Halloween, and stepping into the autumn season, October […]
Comfort Animals
By: Oriana Barrett Malone University possesses a policy in which students in resident life are not to have any pets other than a fish inside a small tank. Yet, there is a […]
Global Connectivity
By Cathy Weyand Malone has changed Wi-Fi networks to Eduroam, an international standard that makes it possible to go to another Eduroam campus and immediately have Wi-Fi connection. Staff can also access […]
Writer Series Returns to Malone
By: Alex Calvin Thursday, Sept. 28, author, Kirstin Valdez Quade kicked off Malone’s Writer Series for the new semester. The Writer Series is an event distributed through the English department, or more […]
What is DACA?
By Jenny Bushnell Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or, DACA is, “an official announcement that the Department of Homeland Security called in 2012, through the leadership of Obama in order to handle […]
To Stand or to Kneel
By Amber Murphy Recently, there has been a lot of controversy in the NFL regarding players kneeling during the national anthem. Of course, many people feel very strongly about this topic. Some […]
Campus Improvements: How They Are Benefiting Student Life
By Grace Rhoads It is no secret that Malone is 125 years old. In fact, we have been celebrating that throughout this entire year. However, with age comes a need to update […]
Awaken: Made For Engagement
Awaken is a worship group that meets in Emma’s on Sunday nights at 8 p.m. This new group is focused on revival and being disciples here and now. Damascus First Friends and […]
