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Some students will be unhappy to hear that Madonna will be raising tuition costs for the 2014-2015 school year. However, applying for financial assistance could help cut the cost of college.
A “Using Technology to Get Organized” workshop is being held for Madonna students to better use technology and resources to succeed in the classroom.
Madonna University is set to host its annual gala on April 1 at The Dearborn Inn. The Crystal Madonna Gala is the university’s premier fundraiser for student scholarships. This event will feature Carolyn Woo, President and CEO of Catholic Relief Services, as well as the stories of eight students and how scholarships changed their lives.
While Madonna University takes pride in their efforts to keeping students safe on campus, it remains impossible to steer clear of all incidents. Students are urged to grasp certain safety precautions that will help in minimizing dangerous situations.
This Spring Break, the Bridging Lost Gaps program helped local students with reading, writing, and mathematics.
Phillip Campbell, successful graduate of Madonna University, serves his second term as youngest Mayor of Howell, Mich.
If you or someone you know is looking to expand their education, then Madonna’s Grad school may be the right place. Madonna undergrads can also take advantage of a special discount if they decided to attend Madonna’s Grad school.
In February, the Great Lakes Regional National Association Teachers of Singing competition occurred at Ball State University. Two Madonna University music majors, Mark Istratie, and Carrick Secorski placed third in their categories. Also, two other Madonna University music majors Lauren Mallie, and Alyson Dolan received high scores last November at the district level.
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In early April, Madonna will hold its 2nd annual Spring Career Fair. Students looking for jobs or in the market for an internship are encouraged to attend.
Due to weather conditions, the I-96 construction will be pushed back a week. The project is expected to take about six months to complete.
Twenty Crusader student leaders took a trip to Grand Rapids in February to further develop their leadership skills.
Along the way, the students also experienced personal growth they can apply to all aspects of life and learned lessons they can take back to their on-campus organizations for the betterment of the university as a whole. Madonna University is seeking input from primarily first-year and senior bachelor’s degree-seeking students on their experiences in and out of the classroom.
Madonna announces April as Alcohol Awareness Month bringing activities, games, and speakers to campus to promote alcohol education.
Madonna University opens its doors to an organization whose sole purpose is to spread diversity and unite beliefs. The Arab American Student Union is reaching out to all students who share the same hope in an effort to bring forth a more diverse community.
See how an internship with the U.S. Marshal Service is an opportunity for you.
From noon to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8, in the Franciscan Center Gathering Space students are invited to help raise funds for Seedlings Braille Books for Children. Students, staff, and faculty can donate from a few dollars to $10. If you can’t make the April 8 lunch, don’t worry, there will be collection points on Wednesday, April 9 and Thursday, April 10 in both the Take-5 Lounge and Franciscan Center Gathering Space.
With the program nearing its 40th anniversary, Gerontology instructors have decided to change the major's name.
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Diversions
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On May 16, Madonna University is helping graduate students continue their education by hosting Bowling for Scholars at Woodland Lanes. This event is crucial because less scholarship money is awarded to graduate students than undergraduate. Also, scholarships are far more competitive for those completing their graduate degree. Gather your team, and help raise money for graduate school scholarships, so students who achieve academic excellence can be awarded financially.
If you enjoy healthy, fresh food selections, but are tired of campus food, check out Hommus Express on Six Mile and Newburgh. With lots of options on the menu for any diner it is worth a visit.
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Revitalize your sensibility and share your thoughts during Madonna University’s Open Mic Night. Students get a chance to socialize, eat, and recite their work at this open-to-all event.
Madonna University’s Lyric Theatre program will be performing the musical Once Upon a Mattress on March 29 and 30, as well as April 4 and 5 in Kresge Hall.
This movie portrays the lives of a genius dog and his adopted son as they take you on an unforgettable adventure. Follow them on their emotional journey as they find love, self-discovery and sociable acceptance.
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Sports
Freshman golfer Natalie Blazo took up golf at a young age and has not looked back. She won the individual state championship in her senior year at Dearborn Divine Child High School and since coming to MU continues to improve her game. The transition from high school golf to college golf wasn’t easy at first but she is settling into her role. The freshman has even played at the No. 1 position in several events for the Crusaders this year.
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With the Madonna women’s basketball’s team season ending early in the conference tournament, one of the bright spots of the 2013-14 season was the success of Rachel Melcher. The junior guard and Academic All-American went from almost not playing college basketball to etching herself into the Madonna record books.
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With 10 new players and a new coaching staff, Madonna Softball used the spring break to come together as a team. Records were broken and history was made with exceptional play leading the Crusaders to an 11-4 record.
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Opinion
Colleges and universities offer their student body a wide array of classes.
Some classes are easy going like yoga; others are hard like calculus.
However, when many students pick the major they want to study, they may end up having to take yoga or calculus for no reason, besides the fact that the school wants them to.
How do students feel when it happens to them?
Some classes are easy going like yoga; others are hard like calculus.
However, when many students pick the major they want to study, they may end up having to take yoga or calculus for no reason, besides the fact that the school wants them to.
How do students feel when it happens to them?
For some, taking an unpaid internship may be a waste of time and effort. For many years, students have been asking questions if paid internships are better than unpaid. The value employers put on experience and dedication is what matters. So should students limit themselves to paid internships only?
Almost everywhere you turn someone is on their phone, including classrooms.
Some students feel the need to be on their phones during class, but don’t realize how disrespectful they are truly being.
Some students feel the need to be on their phones during class, but don’t realize how disrespectful they are truly being.