By Bradley Levi
Everyone’s excited about the Super Bowl coming to Indianapolis. However, what many people don’t consider is that human trafficking, the modern-day slavery that affects mainly young women, occurs not even ten miles from Marian University.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Students help change the world
By Brendan Dugan
Charitable organizations and companies came to Marian’s campus to share their message and vision last Thursday, February 2, as part of student-led Operation: Change the World.
Charitable organizations and companies came to Marian’s campus to share their message and vision last Thursday, February 2, as part of student-led Operation: Change the World.
Break-in at Dorothy Day House
By Michael Schrader
In the early morning hours of January 23rd, the campus police station received a call that there had been a break in at the new Dorothy Day house. The police reported they received a phone call from the occupants that they heard porch chairs being knocked over and the door handle was being jiggled a bit. They also reported the individual fled the scene when they realized the house wasn’t empty.
In the early morning hours of January 23rd, the campus police station received a call that there had been a break in at the new Dorothy Day house. The police reported they received a phone call from the occupants that they heard porch chairs being knocked over and the door handle was being jiggled a bit. They also reported the individual fled the scene when they realized the house wasn’t empty.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Knights become No. 1 ranked team in NAIA
By Michael Schrader
The SceneIt was a brisk November afternoon under a cloudless sky when the titans clashed to see who would come out number one in the NAIA. The number two Marian University Knights hosted the St. Xavier Cougars.
Marian offers special topics courses for spring ’12
By Michael Schrader
In the spring 2012 semester, the university is offering, in all, seventeen special topics courses from the Schools of Business, Liberal Arts, Nursing, Sciences and the Honors Program.
In the spring 2012 semester, the university is offering, in all, seventeen special topics courses from the Schools of Business, Liberal Arts, Nursing, Sciences and the Honors Program.
Marian should ban bottled water
By Brendan Dugan
A number of amenities and activities have been banned from US college and university campuses from tobacco and alcohol to pets in dorms, from hazing to demonstrating and rioting.
Even bottled water gets the boot.
A number of amenities and activities have been banned from US college and university campuses from tobacco and alcohol to pets in dorms, from hazing to demonstrating and rioting.
Even bottled water gets the boot.
Study Abroad Program sends students ‘anywhere on the map’
By Kristen Pugh
Marian University’s study abroad program makes visits to ideal destinations while earning credits for your degree—possible.
“Point anywhere on the map and I will find a way to get you there,” said Sister Margaretta Black, Director of Study Abroad.
Sophomores hold nondenominational worship service and plan for more
By Katie McConnell
“Tonight is about you and God. It shouldn't matter what anyone else thinks,” said sophomore Lauren Hacker as she invited students to
“Tonight is about you and God. It shouldn't matter what anyone else thinks,” said sophomore Lauren Hacker as she invited students to
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