By Charlotte Hansen Staff Writer In a recent interview with Carolina Amorim, president of Lynn’s G.A.M.E. club, students were offered a glimpse into the world of G.A.M.E. and to what the club’s members are all about.
Tag: Student Life
Home Is Always Hard To Forget
By DEA PERO Staff Writter Having the opportunity to live in different locations on the map is an experience Kayla MacVean, senior, does not take for granted. Although for MacVean, Pennsylvania and Florida may be home for now, she will always have a special place in her heart for her home country, Guatemala.
22-Year-Old Clairissa Myatt Runs With A Desire To Help Others
By BROOKE RUDISILL Publishing Editor Birthday wishes are usually spent on hopeful ambitions that are to be met within the following year, but for Clairissa Myatt, graduate student, she wished for something far beyond a selfish need the moment she blew out her 22 candles. After spending the past 13 years of her life dedicated…
In It to Win It
Briana Randall Staff Writer With a new Director of Diversity, Lynn is about to see some big changes. This year Lynn added a new member to the team, Don Lawrence. Lawrence has been very welcoming to the student body and is quickly finding his connection with students. Before joining the Lynn community, Lawrence worked with…
Insights Into Working In a Jail
By CHRISTINA DIABO Staff Writer Born and raised in Boston, MA Danielle Paschall has been playing soccer since she was in eighth grade and has always loved the idea of working with people. Originally, Paschall came to Lynn not only to play for the Woman’s Soccer Team, but to also start a career in the…
Emily Weisberg Is Conquering Collegiate Athletics While Balancing School
By CHRISTINA DIABO Staff Writer Being a freshman is hard enough with new surroundings, unfamiliar faces and the numerous amounts of school assignments. Adding a collegiate sport on top of that may seem like a hassle, but freshman Emily Weisberg is coping with the new environment as well as working her way toward the top…
Lynn University Catholic Knights Stronger Than Ever!
By: Laura Garrido Staff Writer Students’ well beings are always important to the Lynn community in every aspects of life. Many spiritual traditions encourage participation in a community. Spiritual fellowship, such as attending church or a meditation group, can be sources of social support which may provide a sense of belonging, security and community. This…
Lynn University Continues To Provide Opportunities For Students
Seth Lovely Staff Writer After students graduate, it seems as if they are suddenly stopped in their tracks when employers ask for college graduates with one to two years of experience. These employers are serious and it continues to be a huge problem for graduates. Lynn has taken notice to this issue and has created…
Peer Mentorship Opportunity For Citizenship Project
Kristine Posey Staff Writer Oct. 9 is the deadline for committed sophomore- senior students to apply to be a peer mentor for the J-Term citizenship project. This is a remarkable way to give back while earning a stipend and gaining more responsibility. Peer mentors have the opportunity to teach and motivate students while giving back…
A Brand New Semester Brings A Brand New Group Of Knights To KOR
By KEVIN STUDER Graduate Support When in college, the best way to make a change in the campus community that one lives in is to work with the student government. At Lynn, we call this the Knights of the Roundtable (KOR). A group of 12 students have been selected to represent different areas of campus…