Month: January 2025

SAU Community, This is a friendly reminder about the first DLCA Trivia Night of the spring semester! Date: Monday, January 15, 2025 Time: 7:00–9:00 PM Location: Vardell Building This month’s theme is History and Traditions, so get ready to test your knowledge while having fun with friends! Perks for Attending: 2 hours of Study Hall Credit Snacks and Drinks to keep you energized Prizes: Door prizes and awards for the top three teams Team Info: Teams of up to 6 people are allowed. No team? No problem! Join solo, and

Knight Nation, As we approach Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we invite you to an event dedicated to honoring the life, legacy, and vision of Dr. King. This is a time for reflection, service, and community engagement. We are excited to welcome Tannelaine Wilson as the guest speaker for the event. Tannelaine will share powerful insights into Dr. King’s impact and the ongoing work of justice and equality. Event Details: Date: Wednesday, January 15th Time: 6:00 PM (Doors open at 5:00 PM) Location: Avinger Auditorium We encourage you to join

OK, here’s the last chance to be in this heartwarming comedy about a dog named Sylvia. I ultimately need 2 guys, but I’ll take 2 girls and make it work. I’m availalbe tomorrow (Monday) between 1 and 2 or Tuesday between 1 and 2. It will take only about 15 minutes. If you can’t make either of those times, let me know when you’re available and I’ll work with you. Hope to see you tomorrow or Tuesday. Come play with me….Cinny

Knight Nation, As temperatures have risen significantly (ranging from the low 70s to high 70s) in our dorms, it’s important to ensure we maintain a comfortable living environment for everyone. Recently, it was noted that several lobby doors to suites were propped open, and some windows were left open as well. To help keep heat inside and maintain a consistent temperature throughout the building, we kindly remind all residents to: 1. Close all windows and doors when not in use or when leaving common areas. 2. Avoid propping open lobby

Knight Nation, We hope this email finds you well. As you may have noticed, the winter mix that arrived last night has left sidewalks and roads slippery in some areas. Your safety is our top priority, so we encourage everyone to take extra precautions when walking or driving around campus. When Walking: Watch out for icy patches on sidewalks and stairs. Wear appropriate footwear with good traction. When Driving: Drive slowly and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles. Be cautious at intersections and while braking, as conditions may still

No horse experience required. Snacks will be provided. Grey And White Modern Horse Riding Lessons Flyer (1).pdf

Knight Nation, Due to the incoming winter mix expected to impact our area this evening, we are adjusting the dining hall hours for dinner today. Please see the updated schedule below: Dinner: 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (Adjusted hours) These changes are made to ensure that everyone has access to meals while staying safe during the weather conditions. We encourage you to plan ahead. Please stay safe and take care when traveling around campus. We will continue to monitor the weather and provide updates as necessary. Thank you Mary Cross

Knight Nation, This is a reminder that a winter weather mix is expected to arrive this evening, with potential snow, sleet, and rain. Please stay informed of weather updates, as conditions may worsen quickly. In the event of a power outage, please remember do not use candles. Instead, use flashlights or other battery-powered lighting. Make sure your phone is fully charged and have a backup charging option available in case of an extended outage. We encourage everyone to plan ahead, stay informed about weather updates, and exercise caution while traveling.

Hello Knights, I’m happy to report that I have completed digitizing all the out-of-print titles published by our St. Andrews University Press – over 290 titles! We have the oldest continuous undergraduate press of any college in the United States. The press was founded by Professor Emeritus of Creative Writing, Ron Bayes in 1969 and went on to published works of poetry, prose, and local history. This collection includes many of our creative writing graduates, who published their own ‘chapbooks’ (booklets of poetry & short stories) while studying at St.

An ear bud case was found outside the LA building. If you are missing one please come to admissions and give a description to claim. Have a great day! Amy Walters Admissions Coordinator St. Andrews University Phone: (910) 277-5013