Michelle Bendit had no idea what Cerebral Palsy was like until the Marymount University senior put on a thick pair of gloves and tried to remove a pencil from a […]
Month: November 2014
Marymount Representatives Explain Successful Global Classroom Series
The reason Marymount Universitys Global Classroom series has been so successful, said Marymounts study abroad coordinator Carin Usrey, is that the embedded program is tailored to the needs of students. […]
Marymount Community Packages 10,000 Meals for Impoverished African Nation
Seventy Marymount University students and staff members packaged 10,000 meals to be sent to the impoverished West African nation of Burkina Faso on Nov. 18. The event, called Helping Hands, […]
Marymount Graduate Student Wins NEWH Scholarship
Mary Temple, a graduate student in interior design at Marymount University, is one of seven students in the Washington, D.C., area to receive a scholarship from The Network of the […]
Forensic Pathologist who Consults for CSI and Bones to Speak at Marymount
Dr. Gary Telgenhoff, a forensic pathologist and consultant to the popular television shows CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Bones will speak at Marymount University at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. […]
Veterans Honored at Marymount Luncheon
Marymount University presented 40 specially minted challenge coins to students, faculty and staff members who served in the United States armed forces as part of its annual Veterans Day Luncheon […]
Marymount Swimmer Honored by Catholic Athletes for Christ
Bridget Wunderly, a Marymount University senior, has received the Catholic Athletes for Christ Award in recognition of her athletics, service and work with the schools campus ministry. Formed in 2005, […]
Marymount Student on Panel Discussing Latino Immigration
Allyson Suria-Hernandez, a first-year student at Marymount University, participated in a panel discussion following the screening of the documentary Harvest of Empire: The Untold Story of Latinos in America on […]
