St. Louis Marie de Montfort – whose feast day we celebrate this week – was most ardently devoted to Mary, Our Mother. He had a firm...

On April 15, Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee put forth the Judiciary Act of 2021. This bill seeks to expand the size of the...

You might know him as the 6’8’’ student you see walking around campus in patriot or the library. If you have not seen him walking around...

Imagine sitting down to read your favorite book only to later discover the author's marginalization of the trans community. Many are...

The National Sleep Foundation recommends seven to nine hours of sleep for optimal function and performance. However, most college...

On April 18, 2021, Liverpool Football Club, my club, broke my heart. I was not alone, as five other English clubs, along with six others...

Due to the ongoing pandemic, the Mount has broken up the Class of 2021’s commencement into four separate ceremonies. This year, all of...

Dr. Curtis Johnson was named the Delaplaine Professor of Humanities in which he will study the impact of secularization on American...

The COAD science building is adding 10,000 square feet of state-of-the-art labs, collaborative learning space and offices. Crowded labs...

When Anne Frederick (C’22) studied abroad in Florence, Italy last spring, wanting to go into international affairs was not on her mind....

In 2017 Professor Stephen McGinley bought what is now known as Good Soil Farm. Located only a few minutes away from the Mount’s main...

On April 23 at 12:30 p.m. in the Phillips Library, Lighted Corners premiered its 40th edition of the publication during the SPARC...

As the semester is winding down, many students are looking ahead to both the summer and subsequent semesters. For many students, these...