Saint Rose student Shena Louissaint with her mother, who was born and raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti Saint Rose supports HaitiStudents and staff find ways to respond to the devastation in Haiti
The devastating earthquake that shook the already poverty-stricken country of Haiti on Tuesday, January 12, has garnered worldwide attention and support. Reaching a magnitude of 7.0, this natural disaster killed thousands in the nation's capital of Port-au-Prince, leaving the country in shambles and its residents stripped of the basic resources needed to survive.…
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Saint Rose turns up defense at Saint Anselm
The College of Saint Rose women's basketball team held host Saint Anselm College to 29.3 percent (12-for-41) shooting en route to a 57-38 Northeast-10 Conference victory over the Hawks at Stoutenburgh Gymnasium this afternoon. The Golden Knights (7-9/6-5 NE-10), who won for the third time in four outings, registered their best defensive outing since the 2003-04 season-opener when they held Bloomfield College to just 33 points at the Brooklyn Pickle Tip-off Classic.…
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Daybreakers breaks the vampire mold
Judging by releases thus far, 2010 is shaping up to be an exciting year for movies.
Daybreakers, starring Ethan Hawke, Sam Neill and Willem Dafoe, is the newest vampire-thriller to hit theatres.
The story takes place in the near future, where almost every human being on the planet is a vampire.…
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Senatorial slip-up
Verbal missteps are no stranger to politics. Every utterance is a potential sound bite for a breaking news story. Harry Reid sits with his foot in his mouth at the center of yet another quote quagmire as the American media and public feeding frenzy begins.…
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FeaturedCommunications Department donates to local high schoolSaint Rose gives studio equipment to Catholic Central High School
5 ways to beat Cabin Fever during the winter monthsIt's mid-January. The snow's been on the ground for over a month now, and it'll stay there for a few more before the mercury starts climbing again. The holidays are officially over, school is back in session, and it gets dark at 5 pm. This is around the time that cabin fever starts to set in, and it isn't pretty.Massry receives "green" Gold awardSaint Rose art building recognized for eco-friendly design
Saint Rose to add men's lacrosseAn era of unprecedented growth within the athletics department at The College of Saint Rose will be highlighted by another milestone throughout the coming months. The College has announced that it will add the sport of men's lacrosse with the goal of implementing a limited varsity schedule in 2011-12, and a full Northeast-10 Conference slate in 2012-13.Dear fellow Saint Rose seniorsI would have never expected four years ago, when I first came to college to be where I am now. Although I am not disappointed, on the contrary, I'm quite proud of how things are going. I'm about to start my internship, I have friends I love, and I'm graduating on time, thank goodness! But it's that graduating part my stomach is having a hard time adjusting to.Local shooting puts campus in lockdownTwo injured just blocks from Saint Rose campusOn Wednesday January 13, 2010, at around 7 p.m. two men were shot inside a Pine Hills residence located on the outskirts of the Saint Rose campus. Detectives from the Albany Police Department have reason to believe that this shooting was burglary related, and the victims were not chosen at random. |
