The Timezones of DS: What’s with the Clocks?
By Zorian Edwards, Staff Writer Your class feels like it’s gone on forever, you turn to the clock to see if the professor has gone over time, but the clock hasn’t changed since the beginning of the semester. Doesn’t this sound familiar? This is the case of many clocks in the Duns Scotus (DS) building. Although there is a clock that works effectively in DS252, … Continue reading The Timezones of DS: What’s with the Clocks?
Fall Fest Celebrated at Daemen
By Zorian Edwards, Staff Writer An estimated 80 people in total attended the first-ever Fall Fest hosted by the Honors Program here at Daemen University on Oct. 25. The event included a costume contest, food, a pumpkin painting station, and more. “It was such a fun way to celebrate autumn and the fun leaves,” Abigail Christopher, a second-year PA graduate student said. “Lots of friends, … Continue reading Fall Fest Celebrated at Daemen
Willie the Wildcat: Voting!
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First-Generation Honors Society Established at Daemen
By Cadence Russell, Editor-in-Chief As of October 23, 2024, the Lambda Pi chapter of Alpha Alpha Alpha Honors Society was established at Daemen University, an honors society recognizing first-generation college students. “I consider it a privilege to be part of the first class of Tri-Alpha,” Kiana Webber, senior animation major and inductee said. “It is amazing to be recognized for doing something that not many … Continue reading First-Generation Honors Society Established at Daemen
Daemen VPA Participates in Global “24-Hour Jam” Animation Contest
By Anja Zielinski-Runfola, Contributing Writer The Daemen Visual and Performing Arts Department participated in its first global 24-Hour Jam Animation Contest on Friday, Oct. 4, 2024. The nonprofit organization Legends Animated hosts the contest yearly. They aim to promote collaboration between independent artists and industry professionals, featuring well-known sponsors such as Netflix, DreamWorks, Sony, Pixar, Nickelodeon, and Disney Studios. Students were tasked with creating a … Continue reading Daemen VPA Participates in Global “24-Hour Jam” Animation Contest
Health Promotion: Expanding Health Care Beyond Clinical Applications
By Stephanie Thornton, Contributing Writer Ever wondered how society is living longer but not healthier? If you’re someone who enjoys health carewithout the clinical aspect, health promotion could be the perfect fit for you. “Health promotion is focused on capitalizing health and wellness from a holistic approach to preventdiseases and illnesses,” said Stephanie Malinenko, associate professor and chair of health promotion. This major also can … Continue reading Health Promotion: Expanding Health Care Beyond Clinical Applications
Men’s Soccer Falls to Franklin Pierce 0-1
By Kaity Hersee, Staff Photographer On Oct. 30, the Daemen men’s soccer team played against Franklin Pierce University. They played at Karrer Field. At the end of the game, the score was 0-1, favoring Franklin Pierce. Continue reading Men’s Soccer Falls to Franklin Pierce 0-1
Women in Animation Aims to be a Safe Space for Those Underrepresented in the Animation Industry
By Hailey Gies, Contributing Writer The Women in Animation organization at Daemen University could provide a safe space forwomen and LGBTQ+ art students who are underrepresented in the animation industry as a whole. The Women in Animation organization was originally founded in 1993 by a group of women ledby the now president of the national organization and head of animation at Skybound Entertainment,Margaret Dean. The … Continue reading Women in Animation Aims to be a Safe Space for Those Underrepresented in the Animation Industry
What’s Next for the EcoTrail Now That the EcoShed Is History?
By Zorian Edwards, staff writer Returning to the Daemen campus after the spring semester students noticed something missing, the EcoShed. What once stood next to the creek, by the paved path behind Canavan, was officially removed from the campus. 90 students, led by Dr. Brenda Young and Professor Kevin Kegler, started the EcoTrail project in 2006. This project utilized sustainable practices while constructing both the … Continue reading What’s Next for the EcoTrail Now That the EcoShed Is History?
After a Long Hiatus, the C-minus has Returned to the Business Department
By Cameron Enders, Out and About Section Editor The fall 2024 semester marks the start of a new business department grading policy that requires all business and accounting professors to start giving out C-minuses again. The new grading scale makes a C-minus range from 70 to a 72.99 grade and Cs now start at a 73, whereas the old grading scales would have students get … Continue reading After a Long Hiatus, the C-minus has Returned to the Business Department