By Raymond Horchos Staff Writer Feast Week is a long-standing tradition in the Salesian community. Formerly known as Heritage Week, Feast Week gained the new name this year to be in accordance with the Salesian community at Salesianum School. Feast Week occurs in the week leading up to the … Read More
By Alaine DeSantis Staff Writer On Thursday, Jan. 3, 28 students departed in three vans to Indianapolis, Indiana for SEEK 2019, a conference presented by the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS). A Catholic collegiate outreach, FOCUS has as its mission the sharing of “...the hope … Read More
By Ellen Cicchitti Layout and Managing Editor Over the course of the previous semester and winter break, renovations were made for the Dorothy Day Student Union and Billera Hall. Dorothy Day was still open during the time that students were still here for the last week of the semester, but … Read More
By Victoria Miller Staff Writer DeSales University’s first ever Day of Giving, “Hearts on Fire,” is a unique all-day event on Valentine’s Day for alumni, families and friends of our university to make a gift of support. On Feb. 14th you will have the opportunity to give a gift to DeSales. On … Read More
By Bridget Walsh Managing Editor Upperclassmen at DeSales might recall seeing flyers posted around campus or emails in their inbox highlighting the D.A.W.Gs program. Now, the D.A.W.Gs has a new name to go along with the new branding the university underwent last year. The Bulldog … Read More
By Andrew Beers Staff Writer DeSales has established itself of having credible nursing, business and criminal justice programs. These fine programs have been backed by the school to give students major perks in their field and a quality outside experience. For nursing majors, DeSales built … Read More
By Allison McCausland A&E and Online Editor Nothing quite fits in with the cold winter months like a turn of the century Russian aristocratic estate. This image is the very setting for Act 1’s winter drama, The Cherry Orchard. Anton Chekov’s 1904 play details the story of the Gayev … Read More
By Allison McCausland A&E and Online Editor Staying strong under its “Going Nuclear” theme, the Historical Film Series Committee will be screening the 1983 animated film, Barefoot Gen, in the Trexler Library Air Products Room on Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 7 p.m. Admission to the event is free and … Read More
By Victoria Miller Staff Writer Don’t be fooled by the character name; this is not the Sabrina the Teenage Witch from your childhood. This new Netflix show displays a darker side of Sabrina Spellman that you’ve never seen before. Sabrina’s father, Edward Spellman, who was a high priest and … Read More
By Allison McCausland A&E and Online Editor Classic movies are often referenced or parodied in current media platforms, but few people actually have seen the films that famous lines, scenes or character caricatures are from. Granted, the dated nature of some can make it hard to sit down … Read More
By Andrew Beers Sports Editor On Feb. 9, the DeSales basketball teams hosted their seasonal Pink Game in hopes to raise money for cancer awareness. A video was uploaded to the DeSales athletic page online to explain the event and what it aims to do. The athletes in the video explained who … Read More
By Andrew Beers Sports Editor With the DeSales baseball team selected second in the MAC conference preseason poll, head coach Timothy Neiman is expecting a phenomenal season. The Bulldogs are looking to smash the competition and their rival Misericordia University, who is seeded first in the … Read More
By Kari Condel Sports Editor Togetherness has been a common theme strung throughout the fall season of sports. Our DeSales Bulldogs have faced all challenges with grit, determination and unity. The love of the game has been driving force for all athletes, carrying them through preseason, long … Read More
By Chris Shaddock Editor-in-Chief Within any race ran by DeSales’ men’s cross country team, the most interesting moment is seeing sophomore Will Summers. Typically hanging out of the front group of the race, he is an elf compared to the much larger runners. Despite this, he slips and shoves … Read More
By Bridget Walsh Editor-in-Chief Welcome back. I hope everyone enjoyed their well-deserved winter break and managed to relax. This semester has really kicked into gear, papers are due, tests are being taken, and the weather has been confusing again. One can only imagine what to expect in the … Read More
By Chris Shaddock Editor-in-Chief Lately, I have been trying to open up about myself, and I think part of that requires me talking about my depression. I have been diagnosed for about a year and half. I probably had it longer than that, though. When I went to South Korea between my … Read More