The model of civility
While the Nov. 3 presidential election has been fraught with divisiveness and increased polarization, Saint Mary’s has found reason for hope.
Technology brings students closer to nature
Ray Faber, Ph.D., will freely admit that understanding technology doesn’t always come naturally. But, in this pandemic, Dr. Faber is using technology to make nature more understandable. With the use of a GoPro and other videos, he’s transporting his ecology lab...
Brown trout research will measure effects of climate change
Alessio Caselli is in his element in chest waders. The senior environmental biology major and zoology minor hopes one day to become a marine biologist. So spending a couple of hours this past week measuring, studying, and tagging brown trout solidified Caselli made...
Fairmont administrators share connections beyond the classroom
Andy Traetow M’07, C’13, Alex Schmidt C’13, Jake Tietje C’13, C’16, Kim Niss C’13, and Michelle Rosen M’96, C’05 have more than one thing in common. Besides their passion for educating others, they also share a bond established by their connections to the Fairmont School District and strengthened by their Saint Mary’s education.
Saint Mary’s University music groups keep music flowing through pandemic
The Saint Mary’s University Concert Band has found creative ways to hit the high notes, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
A space for innovation and collaboration
The Adducci Science Center’s Brother Charles and Hoffman halls are transforming into a space for innovation and collaboration. Through a $17 million initiative, Saint Mary’s is creating a space for state-of-the-art classrooms, learning spaces, and labs for business and the sciences.