MU Baseball split a four-game series this weekend as they were hosted by Northeast Conference rivals Farleigh Dickinson. MU compiled 26 runs off 35 hits in the series and currently post a 23-16 record (14-6 NEC).
Publication: Volume 84 (Fall 2012 - Spring 2013)
Volume 84 (Fall 2012 – Spring 2013)
Softball Splits with Temple, Sweeps Mount St. Mary’s
The softball team went 3-1 last week against the Temple Owls and Mount St. Mary’s.
Ed Waite Takes His Talents to Kessler Field
From the court to the gridiron, MU senior Ed Waite has begun his transition from power forward to wide receiver. After spring practices had already begun for MU football, Waite decided he’d like to try his hand at football, a sport he hasn’t played since his sophomore year of high school.
Women’s Lacrosse Goes 9-0 in NEC Regular Season
The Hawks (11-6; 9-0) came back from a five goal deficit and defeated Bryant (8-7; 5-3) on Friday night by the score of 12-8.
200 Percent: Overcoming Life’s Curve Ball
He steps up on the mound, foot on the rubber and leans forward to pick up the sign from his catcher. Going through his motion, the ball is fired toward home plate. Yet, unlike most left-handed pitchers, there is an extra step for 21-year-old Bryan Sullivan. Rather than following through beyond releasing the ball, Sullivan brings his left hand, the hand he just threw the ball with, into his glove readying him for what may come back.
Volunteering is More Than Free Labor
When picturing the lifestyle of a typical college student, the thought of getting involved on campus in a way that does not include going to class or getting invites to parties is usually not the main focus. Many people tend to forget that amidst all of the schoolwork and social aspects of college life, volunteering and joining clubs is also a very crucial part of the experience.
Think Before You Skip: Precautions for Cutting Class
Many students think that they have the option of going to class, but this can result in consequences if they are not careful.
Roger McGuinn Rocks Pollak
The University’s Pollak Theatre was home to singer, songwriter and guitarist Roger McGuinn, Friday, April 19. The lights dimmed and the crowd that filled the lower section of the theatre.
Fall Out Boy Saves Music (Kind of)
Fall Out Boy has returned to save rock and roll. I’m not quite sure they saved the genre, but they certainly helped it.
New App Has the 4-1-1 on Local Shows
Okay, so the Bandsintown app is sweet. If you are a fan of music and going to shows, this app should definitely be on your phone. Maybe it should even accompany the starting four on the bottom, which for me would fit in snugly next to Spotify, Music and Messages.