Graduate Omar Lopez will speak alongside Sister Rose and Governor David Patterson Saturday. He will attend Harvard in the fall. Graduate to speak among diverse crowdOmar Lopez among trio to speak at commencement
As students, families and friends gather at Saratoga Saturday for a celebration four years in the making, one student will have the opportunity to speak to the crowd.
Omar Stephen Lopez is one of three slated to speak at commencement. Unlike the other two, Omar will deliver his speech among friends; comrades.…
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"Cip" walks with "Mamma Cip" at last year's Relay For Life. Resident assistant not going anywhere yetGraduating Cipriano doesn't plan on leaving anytime soon
"Not all heroes wear capes," said Ruth Wakefield, Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs, at the commencement of Relay for Life on April 25, "Unless, of course, you're Joe Cip."
Wakefield is referring to graduating senior Joseph Cipriano. For the past four years Cipriano has wowed the community at The College of Saint Rose with qualities that at times seem superhuman, even without the cape.…
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Senior Katelyn Mockry. Golden Knights say goodbye to their captainWomen's tennis captain Katelyn Mockry leaves teammates with lasting impression
The College of Saint Rose women's tennis team has an extremely bright future ahead of them, with an influx of young talent filling out the roster this past season. With a year's worth of valuable experience under their belts, the ladies will be moving ahead with high hopes next year.…
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Showing off different shades of life through musicMusic Industry major plays back memories at playback
Last Sunday afternoon she had finally reached the end of her semester long project. With a captive audience, the show was ready to begin after tireless hours of playing, recording and editing. In the Saint and Sinner's Sound Studio, located inside the college's music building, the group of twenty people made of friends, family and professors who all helped in their own way were treated to a recording of seven of her songs, featuring her on violin while singing.…
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Graduates life anything but ordinaryWith degree, Senior Clune completes what she started
To some, college is a natural choice following the completion of high school. For others, following their own paths is not only the best choice, but allows them to experience life in ways that those who go straight to college cannot. Senior Kim Clune is one those who chose her own path, and her life has been anything but ordinary.…
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FeaturedAll Star student reaches new heightsClub president, rapper and future social worker; star student does it all
Male has fond memories of college yearsSenior James Male will remember time with teammates the most.
Calahan credits her teammates for successSenior Kristen Calahan grew up quick on the diamond.
Editor recalls time with Graphic Design majorStudent Art League president's traveling future"Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep," said Scott Adams. For senior Carolyn Edgecomb, art has been her life the past four years. As a Graphic Design major with a concentration in art history, Edgecomb has been creating and designing, making mistakes and getting better since she started here.O'Dowd has many decisions in front of himSenior Kevin O'Dowd has a tough decision between lacrosse and soccer.
Editor reflects on senior yearAs the sun begins to rise, a good friend by my side, I have finally found time to write my farewell. It is funny to think that four years ago I couldn't sleep on the eve of orientation because I was nervous to start something new. I stuttered as I called my roommate wondering if it would be a good fit. |
