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Library, fitness center extend hours
Both the Madonna library and fitness center offer extended hours to accommodate more students and faculty needs.
President pens letter of strengthMadonna University’s President, Michael A. Grandillo, sent out a letter through email telling the Madonna community to stay strong in light of recent negativity expressed within our community.
Students dance the night away
Dozens of Madonna students hit the dance floor earlier this semester for the Homecoming dance.
CPI receives international praiseCenter for Personalized Instruction receives international praise
The Center for Personalized Instruction and TRIO SSS have been internationally recognized by the College Reading & Learning Association because of its redesigned training program for its tutors and staff. Right foot, red, left arm blue
Students took advantage of a nice day to participate in a Painting with Twister event on campus.
The event was designed to engage students and let them express themselves in a new medium. Student Senate readies for 1st year
Student Senate President Thomas Martin says the new organization will be an advocate for students concerns.
The Senate's goals for this year include increased sustainability and recycling on campus, improvised health and wellness services and the creation of additional opportunities for for student engagement. 
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Solar panels to be installed
At both Madonna University and the Montessori Center of Our Lady, a total of 1,032 solar panels are being installed; this endeavor has been put forth through the Felician Sisters of North America.
Students dine with president
Members of the Bridging Lost Gaps program recently had dinner with Madonna University President Michael Grandillo at his home. The president encouraged students to get more involved in their education and stay true to the university's Franciscan values.
Higher education programs draws student interest
More than 20 students learned about Madonna's master's degree program in Higher Education Student Affairs. Grad student Decarlo Burris encouraged students to consider a career in higher education and the continue their studies by enrolling in the program.
Peace prayers offered
Members of the Madonna community gathered recently to commemorate the International Day of Prayer for Peace.
Participants gathered around the Madonna University Peace Pole and recited a variety of prayers. MU Fitness improves students' health
Students are invited to join MU Fitness when the group meets Tuesday nights and Thursday afternoons.
The group welcomes people of all fitness levels. Pets receive blessing |
Diversions
In his latest work, Benjamin Alire Sáenz explores the trials of many forms of love—parental, plutonic and romantic—while detailing self-identity and sexuality at the most pivotal point in adolescence.
'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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'The Birth of a Nation' sparks reflection, conversation
Nate Parker's film is riveting and helps paint a picture of how slave Nat Turner transitions into a revolutionist and what motivated him to make that transition.
'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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Sports
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Bowlers begin 1st season
The eight members of Madonna's new bowling team have started the season. The team has started off slowly but looks to improve in the weeks ahead.
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3 runners qualify for National meet
Freshmen Tony Floyd (right) and Kory Johnson along with senuor Karlie Gallagher all qualified for the National cross-country tournament.
The women's team placed third in the WHAC while the men placed fifth.
Workouts for the indoor track season have begun.
The women's team placed third in the WHAC while the men placed fifth.
Workouts for the indoor track season have begun.
Golf squads wrap up fall season, prepare for spring
Madonna men's golf team earned a No. 25 rank for the fall season, the first time the squad has been ranked since 2013.
The team earned four, first-place team titles and a couple hole-in-ones.
Members of the women's team earned All-Conference honors in the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference.
MU Gold will return to the links in April 2017.
The team earned four, first-place team titles and a couple hole-in-ones.
Members of the women's team earned All-Conference honors in the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference.
MU Gold will return to the links in April 2017.
Volleyball team ready for conference, national tournaments
Madonna's volleyball teams has its sights set on a return to the NAIA National Tournament. The team finished a 10-2 October and started November with a sweep at Marygrove.
The Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference tournament starts Nov. 9.
The national tournament starts before Thanksgiving.
The Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference tournament starts Nov. 9.
The national tournament starts before Thanksgiving.
Women's basketball aims to
derail Davenport at top of WHAC
After consecutive third-place finishes, Madonna aims to topple Davenport, winners of the last seven WHAC championships.
The new year begins Oct. 29. The non-conference schedule includes NCAA Division 2 Grand Valley State University and Division 1 Toledo.
The new year begins Oct. 29. The non-conference schedule includes NCAA Division 2 Grand Valley State University and Division 1 Toledo.
Opinion
Speaker inspires with Commencement speech
Although graduation is an exciting time, it’s easy to feel stressed about the future. However, keynote speaker John Boehner spoke of ways that inspired and helped relieve some of that stress.
Pets can help heal
Never underestimate the healing powers of playing with or petting an animal, they can truly change your spirit.
Pets love their owners unconditionally, teach responsibility and provide unbreakable companionship. |
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."
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