By Alyson Lawrence, Staff Writer
Another school year means another season of productions from Newman’s theater program, and this year is about building the program back up, said Mark Mannette, director of theater.
In 2023, theater was one of eight majors cut at Newman as part of what the
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By KJ Burns, Managing Editor
For decades, a statue of the Virgin Mary stood near Sacred Heart Hall, serving as a quiet place for prayer and reflection.
But Mary now has a new home outside the De Mattias Fine Arts Center.
The new Marian Grotto was blessed on Sept. 3
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By Abigail Vannatta, Staff Writer
About 130 Newman students will present projects for Scholars Day on May 8 as a part of a capstone required for graduation.
But what is Scholars Day?
Offered as a zero-credit capstone course each semester for juniors and seniors, Scholars Day gives students the
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By Gustavo Dias Juliani, Staff Writer
While many first-year students spend their initial months finding their way to class, freshman Ba Minh Nhat Nguyen did much more.
Nguyen, a 19-year-old double major in accounting and data analytics, successfully reactivated the Asian Student Association this year, two years
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By KJ Burns, Staff Writer
When junior Nash Fitzgerald went through a breakup this semester, he had two choices. He could let the sadness slow him down, or he could try to focus on himself and move on.
He chose the second option.
Chances are, either you or someone you
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