Month: January 2025

Knight Nation, We hope you’re having a great start to the year! To ensure you can continue enjoying meals at the campus café, please be sure to pick up your 2025 validation sticker for your student ID. The sticker is required for café services. You can pick up your sticker at either the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) or the Business Office during their regular hours. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thank you Mary Cross Dean of Students St. Andrews

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,

Knight Nation, In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, there will be no classes held on Monday, January 20th. However, please note that the campus café will remain open for breakfast and lunch during regular hours. Dinner service will conclude at 6:30 PM. Enjoy the day, and let’s continue to reflect on the legacy of Dr. King! Thank you Mary Cross Dean of Students St. Andrews University A Branch of Webber International (O) 910-277-5409

SAU Community, The wait is almost over—DLCA Trivia Night kicks off in just 2 hours! When: Tonight, January 15, 2025, from 7:00–9:00 PM Where: Vardell Building Theme: History and Traditions What to Expect: 2 hours of Study Hall Credit Snacks and Drinks to fuel your brainpower Prizes for the top three teams and door prizes for attendees Team Details: Teams can have up to 6 people. Don’t have a team? No worries! We’ll pair you with others when you arrive. Make sure to arrive on time, bring your competitive spirit,

SAU Community, It’s almost time! The first DLCA Trivia Night of the semester is happening tonight! When: Tonight, Wednesday, January 15, 2025, from 7:00–9:00 PM Where: Vardell Building Theme: History and Traditions Why Attend? It’s Free Enjoy snacks and drinks Compete for door prizes and awards for the top three teams Team Details: Teams can have up to 6 people. Flying solo? No problem—we’ll pair you with a team when you arrive. This is a great opportunity to relax, have fun, and show off your trivia skills while connecting with

Please note that the weight room does have open times which are posted on the weight room door. If the weight room is closed, you are NOT permitted to be in there and security and/or coaches are not allowed to let you in. Additionally, if weight room equipment is found within your room is a $200 fine per equipment and suspension from all athletically related activities for a week. If you are out of season, your suspension will carry over to next year and/or you next school. Please let me

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

Dear Residential and Online Students, TODAY!!!! Wednesday, Jan. 15 is the last day to add/drop 16-week semester-long courses (courses which meet 1/7/25-4/30/25) without a "W." Attendance Matters Attend every class and participate in assignments—it’s required! If you need to miss a class, inform your professor and find out if you can catch up on missed work. Excessive absences can impact your grade—check your syllabus for details. Important Reminder You must login, attend class, and/or communicate with your professor. Students enrolled in 8- or 16-week courses who have not attended or

The Scottish Heritage Center’s monthly lecture series will continue on January 23 (Thursday evening) 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