Have housing questions? Please stop by our booth on April 15 from 11 a.m.- 1 p.m. in Patriot Hall to ask your questions.
French Club is hosting a crepes night event on April 15 from 5-8 p.m. in Lower McGowan. Bring some friends and come enjoy!
Mounts Got Talent is HERE! Join the Apartment, Powell, and Cottage Resident Assistants for an exciting campus showcase you won’t want to miss!
Ever dreamed of being on America’s Got Talent? Now’s your chance—right here at the Mount! We’re bringing the energy, creativity, and spotlight to YOU with a night dedicated to showcasing student talent. Sing, dance, perform or share your unique skills—this is your moment to shine!
Auditions are April 15 from 8-9 p.m. in Knott Auditorium. Don’t miss your chance to be part of something amazing—Mounts Got Talent is waiting for YOU!
The Mount Bookstore would like to thank the 267 courses (37%) that have submitted their Fall '26 course adoption materials. The deadline for Fall '26 is Wednesday, April 15 for the remaining 464 courses (63%) to submit course material information via the Adoption & Insights Portal/AIP.
The Mount Bookstore begin searching for used textbooks in May. Shortly after, we begin the digital content process. Delays in adoption submission translates to materials being delay in August. Please reach out to Michael Kotlinski, Mount Bookstore Manager (m.j.kotlinski@msmary.edu) if you have any question. I greatly appreciate everyone's assistance.
Join us for an informative virtual open house hosted by the Division of Continuing Studies at Mount St. Mary’s University. Learn about our flexible online graduate and certificate programs designed to fit your busy schedule. Our team will walk you through program options, the application process and answer your questions about taking the next step in your education.
Please note: This session does not cover the Physician Assistant program. Prospective PA students should register for a dedicated PA information session listed separately on our events page. Register for the event.
Tomorrow, April 16, our Mount community will come together for One Mount One Day, a campus‑wide celebration of generosity, gratitude, and shared purpose as we Rise in Hope together. The day begins with Grateful Grounds: Coffee & Gratitude Break from 8:30-10:30 a.m. in Coad Delaplaine Commons, welcoming faculty, staff and administrators to enjoy coffee, fellowship and an opportunity to help us say thank you to the donors who support our mission.
Throughout the day, stop by Patriot to connect and learn how philanthropy enhances the Mount experience. Join us from 12–2 p.m. for walking tacos and cupcake decorating, and don’t miss the One Mount One Day scavenger hunt, where students can explore campus spaces touched by generosity for a chance to win exciting prizes. In the evening, the Class of 2026 is invited to Crafting a Legacy at Makers House from 5-7 p.m., decorating a class banner, and paying it forward through the Senior Class Gift. Plus, matching gifts and donor challenges will roll out throughout the day, offering opportunities to double your impact. Visit the One Mount One Day site to see what’s live and join us as we Rise in Hope together, One Mount One Day.
The Center for Student Engagement is sponsoring free miniature golf for Mount students at Lincoln Links in Gettysburg, PA. No pre-registration required; Mount ID required for check-in purposes.
This event is free for Mount students. Transportation is available on a first-come, first-served basis (check out Mount P.E.A.K. for details and additional information about transportation). If you have any questions about this event, please email studentengagement@msmary.edu.
The Wind Ensemble and String Ensemble join forces to perform music from classic films from Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli. Selections from Joe Hisaishi’s scores to Princess Mononoke (1997), Spirited Away (2001), Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) Ponyo (2008) will be performed. These film scores are joined by music from television series: “Tank!” Yoko Kanno’s theme to Cowboy Bebop (1998) and “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis,” the theme to Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995) by Toshiyuki Ōmori and Hidetoshi Satō.
The Mount Bookstore would like to thank the 110 courses (64%) that have submitted their Summer '26 course adoption materials. Through Saturday, April 11, the remaining 62 courses (36%) need to submit Summer '26 materials. Please use the Adoption & Insights Portal/AIP to submit your information. Further delays will result in materials being delayed for students. The Mount Bookstore thanks you for the assistance.
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