Interested in Running for SGA? Looking for ways to advocate for your peers? The Center for Leadership & Community Connection invites you to the SGA Informational Session on February 26 from 5-6 p.m. in Laughlin Auditorium to learn about how you can get involved.
Calling all makers! Join us tonight for our final workshop of the semester. We'll have s'mores, free paint, hot chocolate, and good company. We hope to see you here; keep making!
This is the final week of basketball for the season at Knott Arena! Our women are battling for a first round bye in the upcoming MAAC Tournament so let’s show out and help rock Knott Arena for one final week this year.
See the full Patriot Hall Spring Break Hours 2026 (.pdf). Please note: The Mount Cafe will operate Starbucks Only on Friday February 27th from 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Emmits Street Eats & PAC Dining will be CLOSED from Friday February 27 to Sunday March 8. Normal operations will resume on Monday March 9. Enjoy Your Break Mounties!
Mount Students for Life is holding a baby supply drive. All donated items will go to the Catoctin Pregnancy Center in Emmitsburg. Help us support women in need and support life! Bins to drop items will be located by Saxby's in the AC, in the Coad Science Building on the second floor, the lower level of the ARCC, and Lower McGowan. The following items have been requested as high needs by the pregnancy center:
Use spring break as an opportunity to gather items to donate!
Mount Intramurals is hosting a spring golf league at Maple Run Golf Course in Thurmont. Registration is now open on IMLeagues, and sign-ups close March 9 at midnight. For more information, visit @mountrecwell on Instagram. We hope to see you on the course this spring.
The next workshop in the Transforming the Mount certificate program will be MM 104: Our Mission in Action: Living Our Call to Serve. Facilitated by Francis Lukban, it will be offered on Tuesday, March 10 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in O’Hara Dining Room and by Zoom. This workshop counts toward the Mission and Ministry track, and is for Mount employees only.
This workshop aims to provide an articulation of how all of us are called to live out the mission of the Mount in service. We will explore how we can live out this call in ways that are distinct to all of us and inclusive of our backgrounds. Service is central to who we are as an institution, and we'll work through what service means in the context of local place, relationality, and as rooted in and motivated by Catholic Social Teaching. We'll also explore our tradition of service and how we can look to exemplars of those who have lived out this call.
Register at least one (1) week in advance to receive a meal. You can use the same registration link to sign up for other professional development workshops offered this Spring.
See What-If grades in action! What-If grades is a Canvas feature for students that lets you experiment with different scores to see how they impact your overall course grade without making any lasting or real changes to actual grades. By entering hypothetical scores for assignments, quizzes, exams and other graded activities you can better understand your standing and make plans to achieve a desired final grade.
To see this feature in action, check out our What-If Grades video. This 3-minute video demonstrates how to use the What-If Grades feature in a Canvas course and explains how it can be a useful tool when planning questions to ask your instructors. For support with this or any feature of Canvas please contact us at cidd@msmary.edu or visit our office in the Knott Academic Center, Room 103.
Come support our Mountaineers at this week's home games
Check out this month's ARCC and pool schedule!
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