This time last year, Maryland was put in lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Mount had to close campus and send students home....

President Timothy Trainor met with Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner on Feb. 25 to announce the sale of 152 acres of land adjacent...

Recently, I became aware of rancor at the Mount over a magazine article attributed to Dr. Joshua Hochschild pertaining to his opinion on...

March is Women’s History Month, and it celebrates contributions women have made in US history. Women’s History Month started to be...

On March 16 at around 5 p.m., a 21-year-old white man named Robert Aaron Long went on a shooting spree in Atlanta, Ga. He went to three...

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

Dr. Timothy Fritz will soon become the chair of the history department. This comes after his recent tenure and promotion to Associate...

Why is this happening? We’re so close to the end. Couldn’t people just wait a couple more weeks to hang out with each other? What about...

Content Warning: Descriptions and discussions of blood, injuries and self-harm On March 31 at 5 p.m., Mount St. Mary’s University held...

On April 3, Frassati Fellowship hosted a hike centered on prayer and reflection. The two-mile hike of the Indian Lookout Trail was meant...

March is recognized as Women’s History Month and the Center for Student Diversity hosted a series of talks about inspiring women here on...

On March 25, in front of the Palmieri Activities Center, the Center for Campus Ministry held its first Vigil for Unity and Peace. The...

Considering the recent events concerning weather, I thought it would be good to talk about it. There has been a surge in major weather...