News
Career fair this ThursdayAs students anticipate the end of the Winter semester, it is time that they consider what will come after graduation. The Career Fair can be that first step.
MU Spectrum becomes official campus group
After several years, a name change, and large amounts of patience, MU Spectrum, the LGBTQ+ and straight ally group, has become an official organization on campus. Megan O'Donnell designed the logo as part of an Art Club contest.
Fall, winter class registration opensWith this semester quickly coming to an end, it is time that students consider what classes they will need to take in the fall and winter semesters in order to further their academic careers.
Madonna students come to Flint's aid
Madonna students and staff are working to help Flint residents cope with the water crisis in that community.
The Bridging Lost Gaps program along with the CPI/Trio office are collecting water and monetary donations. Students learn about Madonna during visit dayI-275 reconstruction to start in April
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Student Senate voting ends April 8Two senator meet-and-greets were held prior to a presidential debate so students could familiarize themselves with the candidates. Students can vote on MyPortal.
Find general ed courses in MyPortal
Now that the spring / summer semester is quickly approaching, it is time for students to think of what classes they will need to take.
Fair prepares students for graduationGraduation location changes
As graduation quickly approaches for both graduate and undergraduate students, much needs to be considered. This year's ceremony will take place at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi.
Campus welcomes 'Trumping the Race Card' author
Have you ever wonder what makes someone a racist?
Maybe you’re wondering well what exactly is racism? Rodney Patterson breaks it all down for us in his new book. Crusaders show their talents in pageantStudents network in HollywoodMadonna Broadcast and Cinema Arts students spent some time in Hollywood meeting bigwigs and learning about the film industry.
Changes being made to some fall semester class timesAll though it has not been officially determined, for the Fall semester of 2016, changes are to be made to Freshman class times. Classes that were held one day aweek are to be in session twice a week.
Priest speaks about immigrationAs part of the “Year-Long Dialogue on Human Dignity”, Fr. Tom Florek gave a presentation on immigration from a Catholic standpoint and talked about all of God's children.
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Diversions
'All the Light We Cannot See' captivates
Anthony Doerr’s latest novel transports the reader to war-torn Europe, where the lives of two young characters are brutally thrown into the midst of World War II.
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'I'll Give You the Sun' enthralls
Jandy Nelson’s latest book explores the dynamics of first love, family, betrayal and loss in this gripping coming-of-age novel.
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Never underestimate the power of a grilled cheese and a bowl of tomato soup, especially for a quick meal between classes. The restaurant is off Haggerty near Seven Mile in Northville Township.
Prices range from $3 to $7 and customers can build their own sandwiches. BurgerFI offers fast casual at moderate prices“You aren’t American if you do not like burgers,” is something that we all have heard, probably more than once in our lives.
All students crave more than the average cafeteria-style food, but do not always want to spend a ton of money. BurgerFI is a great place to mix up your eating habits. All burgers are grass-fed, hormone-free, and gluten-free. Visit BurgerFI at 18801 Traditions Dr. for moderately priced gourmet burgers. |
MOD Pizza is deliciously new
MOD Pizza is a new restaurant on Middle Belt in Livonia.
The pizza will make you want to come back time and time again because of its crispy pizza and delectable toppings. If you like flatbread pizza and a friendly staff, you have found the right place. I addition to the Middle Belt location south of Schoolcraft/I-96, MOD also operates on Haggerty just south of Seven Mile Road. |
Sports
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The Madonna men’s golf team has been busy this winter preparing for what they hope to be a successful spring golf season. The team has been working on their game at both in and out of state venues.
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The Crusader's women's golf team has been busy since last fall preparing for the spring golf season. Many of their preparations were done without a golf club in hand.
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Baseball's Byron earns Player of Week honors
Zack Byron earned an award from the WHAC this week. He is the first Crusader to be honored by the WHAC this season.
Women's, men's lacrosse teams to begin play in 2016-17
Dan Teskey is the new women's lacrosse coach.
“I’m doing a lot of recruiting right now and trying to get great student athletes that fit the vision of Madonna and that’s academics and athletics,” said Teskey |
Mike Walter has been named the new men's lacrosse coach.
“My vision here is I want to win the WHAC. I want to be competitive year in and year out as well as be in contention for that national title game,” said Walter. |
Opinion
Current politics reflect dark era of American history
Politicians across the country are making it clear that they don’t understand the darker parts of American history and it’s becoming a scary prospect.
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Peru trip opens eyes to other cultures
Nine Madonna students and several faculty members visited Peru during spring break for a study abroad trip.
"The things that amazed the students were the beauty of mountains populating the background, the gloriously intricate art, and the genuine people who they are now friends with." |
Stay healthy, stay successful
Living in Michigan there always seems to be something in the air, colds, virus, flu of sorts. It is important for student to maintain a healthy lifestyle to keep their semester on track.
Students' addiction to Netflix helps escapism, procrastination
Binge-watching TV shows on Netflix has become a favorite past-time for students and not just because it helps them procrastinate on homework. It is neither beneficial nor productive.
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