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On Campus

Rumors About Future Resident Housing Spark Concerns

By Nick Russo Collegiate Village has been at the center of recent rumors, specifically Daemen’s presence at the residential housing complex. These rumors suggest that the college will no longer be offering housing at Collegiate Village by the Fall 2019 semester. In addition, because Daemen would allegedly no longer offer housing there, this would mean that these students would be forced into the normally 4-person … Continue reading Rumors About Future Resident Housing Spark Concerns

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On Campus

Diversity at Daemen College to an International Student

Recently, Student Affairs have been organizing meetings with the Student Government Association and members of many student clubs and organizations every week to allow more students’ voices to be heard. Due to feeling unsupported regarding certain issues, some minority students had heated conversations with some of the school personnel, whose responsibility is to promote diversity on campus. Being a minority student myself at Daemen, I … Continue reading Diversity at Daemen College to an International Student

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News, On Campus

Daemen Residents Are Dealing with Wi-Fi Connectivity Concerns

By: Aaliyah Abraham Since arriving on campus for the Fall 2018 semester many students living in the dorms have been unable to connect to the Resident Hall Wi-Fi service. Due to the miscommunication of where students should be sending their concerns in regards to connectivity problems with the Wi-Fi. Some students have felt their complaints have gone unheard. “I went to Smart Squad and explained … Continue reading Daemen Residents Are Dealing with Wi-Fi Connectivity Concerns

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News, On Campus

Your Student Government in Action

By: Evan Coyle Student association meetings take place every Tuesday at 1130am in the Wick Center 113, 114, 115. The meetings are run by student representatives and facilitated by Coordinator of student organizations, Julia Grygier. Julia’s job is essentially to work between students and administrators as it relates to organization’s proposals. Julia is also involved in efforts like “Greek life, and other big events on … Continue reading Your Student Government in Action

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Administrative transparency: how much are students in the know?

BY: Nicholas Russo It goes without saying that the average college student has a lot on their plate, balancing an ever-increasing load of coursework with a job, extracurricular activities, and time to themselves.   With so many resources devoted to supporting a budding career path and constant information put forth by their respective departments, it’s understandable why many find themselves ignorant of the developments concerning … Continue reading Administrative transparency: how much are students in the know?

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News, On Campus

Daemen students take a liking to esports

BY: Evan Coyle The rise in popularity in esports has not been ignored by Daemen College. The college has gotten out in front of the growing interest and embraced its presence in the current landscape of entertainment.   The visually appeasing game room was outfitted with gaming oriented chairs, striking wall designs and gaming compatible computers last semester.   Giving the label of “sport” to … Continue reading Daemen students take a liking to esports

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Arts & Culture, On Campus

Q and A: ‘The Last Descent’ with special guest Chadwick Hopson

BY: Hope Murphy ‘The Last Descent’ starring Chadwick Hopson, 2010 Daemen graduate, featured in the RIC on November 2 and was moderated by Daniel Shanahan, Nancy Haberman Gacioch Professor of Creative Entrepreneurism. The film premiered in 2016 and is based on a true story about John Jones who was trapped and ultimately perished in a Utah cave.   Hopson graduated Daemen in 2010 with a degree … Continue reading Q and A: ‘The Last Descent’ with special guest Chadwick Hopson

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Thoughtful Coal Miner speaks on the coal industry and environmentalism

BY: Brianna Zichettella Nick Mullins, a former coal miner, discussed human and environmental exploitation by the Appalachian coal industry earlier this month.   The presentation, given as part of Mullins’ “Coal, Climate, & Environmental Backlash” tour, focused on the transition of Appalachia from a place known for labor rights advocacy to a corporate-controlled, environmentally and economically devastated region.   “I didn’t know much about the … Continue reading Thoughtful Coal Miner speaks on the coal industry and environmentalism

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LEAD event to help students overcome procrastination

BY: Hope Murphy   If you missed the Time Management LEAD event presented by Lindsay R. Masters, Learning Center Coordinator, on Oct. 26, no worries – here is the break down.   Do you ever hear yourself saying “I’ll wake up early tomorrow and work on it” or “I work better under pressure if I do it last minute” or “Social media is how I … Continue reading LEAD event to help students overcome procrastination

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How to better budget your money

BY: Hope Murphy   Wondering where your money went this weekend? No worries. Scott Rowe, Assistant Director of Financial Aid, shared the best ways to manage your budget during his Creating a Budget Plan LEAD event presentation on Oct. 17.   Step 1: Needs versus Wants Determine your needs versus your wants. Needs are unavoidable expenses that have the highest priority (i.e. car insurance, student … Continue reading How to better budget your money

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