Flip-flops, sunscreen, snorkeling, shopping-these are the things thought of when describing a typical college student's spring break. How I spent my spring break, however, was wrapped in layers of clothing in cold, sometimes snowy, weather, helping renovate a home in Appalachia.
The Knights men's basketball team found themselves in the NCAA tournament for the second year in a row this weekend after an impressive run in the GLVC tournament last weekend in Springfield, Illinois.
"Women's History is Women's Right. It is an essential and indispensable heritage from which we can draw pride, comfort, courage, and long-range vision," says Dr. Gerda Lerner.
If anyone is asked to tell the story of Alice in Wonderland, it's pretty simple. The classic animated Disney tale portrays a young girl, dozing off from her lessons "dreaming" her way down the rabbit hole, finding a whole new world that a few have likened to a "bad mushroom trip."
"If newspapers are dying, what's with all the eyeballs?" questioned Peter Baniak, editor of the Lexington Herald-Leader, to a group of college journalism students at the annual Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association conference on Friday evening. The event, held at Transylvania University, attracted over 100 college students and advisers involved with campus newspapers throughout the state.
It's time for March Madness, so without further ado, let's take a look at some teams and players to watch and, of course, the Final Four.
Bellarmine University is honored to have some of the women that are here on staff. One of these women is Matisa Wilbon Ph. D., better known around campus to her students as Dr. Wilbon. Dr. Wilbon first came to Bellarmine in 2006, when she first served as an adjunct Sociology Professor. She is currently a full-time Assistant Professor in the Sociology Department here at Bellarmine, a role she has served in for 3 years.
I was somewhat shocked last November to receive an e-mail announcement for a wine tasting hosted by Bellarmine Activities Council (BAC). I was also surprised last week when I received an e-mail regarding a tour of a distillery and a beer tasting in honor of St. Patrick's Day.