Month: January 2025

Knight Nation, I hope this message finds you well. I would like to take a moment to remind everyone of the importance of respecting designated parking spaces, particularly those reserved for individuals with disabilities. Handicap parking spots are specifically designed to provide accessibility and convenience for those who require them. These spaces are marked and are reserved for vehicles displaying the appropriate permit. It is crucial that we all do our part to ensure these spots are available for those who need them. Please be mindful of where you park

The University requires all traditional undergraduate students on the Laurinburg Campus to have health insurance that complies with the ACA. If you already have compliant insurance or have an approved waiver on file from last semester please disregard. HOWEVER, if you enrolled in the Wellfleet plan or are new to SAU this semester, please follow the link below to waive or re-enroll in the Wellfleet insurance plan . https://www.studentinsurance.com/Client/2330 Wellfleet offers a plan with extensive benefits. https://www.studentinsurance.com/Docs/Resources/8647_24_25_WEB_Flyer%20St.%20Andrews%20Univ%2007.30.24.pdf Please enroll or waive the insurance as soon as possible. Failure to waive

Knight Nation, We’re thrilled to announce the launch of a brand-new flag football league here at St. Andrews. Starting Monday, January 13th, flyers will be posted around campus featuring a QR code you can scan to sign up for an interest meeting. The meeting will take place on Saturday, January 25th, at 7:30 PM in the PE building. This league is an exciting opportunity to bring something fresh to campus—offering a fun way to stay active and connect with fellow students. At the interest meeting, we’ll cover all the details,

Hi Everyone! The research methods class is running the coke and pepsi challenge in the LA conference Room (LA 152) from 10:30 until 1:00pm. Please come by to see if you can tell the difference! If you are in one of my psychology classes, you can earn 5% extra credit on the first test in one class. Everyone else is welcome to candy, first come, first serve. If you are going to Friday Science, come by before or after. Thank you for supporting the research methods class! Dr. Ann Phillips

Good morning The Health and Wellness only sends out absence notifications when students provide documentation to confirm their absences. The following link provides guidelines for getting an excused absence. https://www.sa.edu/student-services/campus-services/campus-life/health-and-wellness/excused-absences/ If the absence falls under any of the reasons outlined and you can provide the required documentation, upon approval, we will notify professors, coaches and all other relevant individuals to ensure your absence is excused. Faculty and the student should interpret this notice as verification that this student was addressing a medical issue/situation. It in no way alters the class

Did you know that you provide a home for about 1,000 different species? Learn about your bacterial friends with benefits and get a chance to test whether you have an immune-boosting buddy! Bonnie Draper, PhD Associate Professor of Biology St. Andrews University A branch of Webber International University [email protected]

Timothy A. Verhey, PhD Warner L Hall Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies Chair, Division of Liberal and Creative Arts & Department of Interdisciplinary Studies Title IX Coordinator St Andrews University (A Branch of Webber International University) verheyti

Hello Knights! It’s that time of year again…we are now accepting submissions for Gravity Hill, our student-run literary magazine! As you have settled into the semester, it’s a good time to reflect on some creative work you’ve done in the past (maybe from one of Dr. Goldberg’s creative writing courses) AND take a moment out of your busy schedules to relax and do something innovative. Not only is showcasing your work beneficial to those of us who get to see it, but it’s also beneficial to YOU (it looks great

The Scottish Heritage Center’s monthly lecture series will continue TONIGHT at 7 p.m. with "A Night with John Charles McNeill." At a time of year when many celebrate the birthday of Scotland’s famed poet Robert Burns ("Auld Lang Syne," "My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose" etc.) WE will celebrate the life and works of North Carolina’s First Poet Laureate – Scotland County’s own John Charles McNeill. Politician and Prize-Winning Poet John Charles McNeill | NC DNCR This presentation will address the life and times of John Charles McNeill

Update: the water is now back on in PE