ERIKA DITZMAN | CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Originally planned for early May, in-person graduation was postponed to Saturday, Aug. 29 due to COVID-19. While the intention was to hold commencement in person, students later received an email to vote on options including pairing graduation with the class of 2021 or going completely virtual. The vote determined that the… Read More So Long, Farewell: Commencement 2020
ALANA BORMAN | NEWS CORRESPONDENT At the start of this semester, St. Norbert College announced a ninth-semester-free promise in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic. This promise is one in which students who meet the eligibility requirements and are current or newly admitted undergraduate students enrolled through Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 will be able… Read More Norbert’s Ninth Semester
KAITLIN FOLEY | CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Here at St. Norbert College, we have a legacy of communio. This legacy calls upon an obligation we all have as members of a community to respect each other and preserve the dignity of each individual. The Respect Initiative, which many students, staff and faculty have seen on posters hung up… Read More SNC Launches Respect Initiative
ERIKA DITZMAN | CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF In an effort to raise money and awareness for American veterans, four St. Norbert College students led the fifth annual ruck march from Aug. 16 through Aug. 22. Students Karsen Sherrick, Jason Ortscheid, Chris Rosene and Samuel Skiff began their trek at Brown County’s Veterans’ Memorial. The team proceeded down the… Read More SNC Students March for Veterans
ERIKA DITZMAN | CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF In response to the death of George Floyd, the world has erupted in protest, demanding social reform. Joining the movement is Scott Hagan, president of North Central University, who created the George Floyd Scholarship Fund and challenged institutions of higher education to “invest in a new generation of young Black Americans… Read More Remembering George Floyd
KAITLIN FOLEY | CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF As the fall semester rapidly approaches, staff, faculty and administration at SNC have all been hard at work putting various measures in place to ensure that the return of students to campus can be done safely. With public health and safety as a priority, the campus will look a little different… Read More COVID-19 Brings Campus Changes
MADELYN GLOSNY | NEWS EDITOR Over Valentine’s Day weekend, a variety of students from local high schools including Denmark, Notre Dame Academy, New Holstein, Green Bay Southwest and more participated in St. Norbert College’s Winter BandFest. This event spanned over the whole weekend, with students arriving on Friday, Feb. 14 and performing on Sunday, Feb.… Read More Winter BandFest 2020 Stops Audience Cold
JANELLE KNICK | NEWS CORRESPONDENT On Thursday evening, Feb. 13, the Mulva Library, along with the Cassandra Voss Center, hosted St. Norbert College’s annual Human Library from 6pm-8pm. The Human Library is an event dedicated to giving students and community members the ability to hear stories of people in their community. This year’s theme is… Read More Human Library Tells Stories of Truth
KAITLIN FOLEY | NEWS CORRESPONDENT On Wednesday evening, Feb. 19, Entertainment 2 Knight hosted a performance by spoken word artist, Lady Caress. This was not a typical poetry reading — it fused music, comedy, beatboxing and spoken word in a performance that actively engaged the audience. The show started off with several students reading their… Read More Lady Caress Visits SNC
MADELYN GLOSNY | NEWS EDITOR Evergreen Productions has done it again with their most recent show, Joseph Kesselring’s “Arsenic & Old Lace,” which was presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York. The show ran from Feb. 14 to Feb. 16 and Feb. 20 to Feb. 22 at St. Norbert College’s Webb… Read More Evergreen’s “Arsenic & Old Lace”
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