Who lives in the library during finals week? DeSales students! Welcome to the library lagoon, your under-the-sea oasis during finals week. SpongeBob’s been cookin’ up some activities and F.U.N. in the library to help you survive your exams. Whether you’re cramming like Sandy before hibernation or feeling like Squidward on a Monday, we’ve got you covered. Here is our Finals
Join us today, April 25, at 3PM in the Hurd auditorium for the Science Seminar Series: “How a bacterium became the world’s most common animal-associated symbiont” with Dylan Shropshire, Ph.D., assistant professor, department of biological sciences, Lehigh University. Consider a world where microscopic puppeteers exert their influence, manipulating the reproductive strings of insect marionettes. These are not the whims of
Looking to brighten someone’s day or your own? Here’s your chance! Stop by the Acts of Random Kindness Club’s debut pop-up table from 11AM-1PM on Friday, April 25. While you’re there, you can write a kind note, grab some inspiration, and meet the team behind the movement. Help us do small acts that make a big difference! Check out our
Looking to secure a spot in the library during finals week? Reserve a glass study room, small group study, or our serenity pod (soundproof, individual study space) ahead of time using our website or stop in at the front desk for availability. We wish you the best of luck as you prepare for your exams! Questions? reference@desales.edu
Science Seminar Series: “How a bacterium became the world’s most common animal-associated symbiont” with Dylan Shropshire, Ph.D., assistant professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Lehigh University. Friday, April 25, at 3PM in the Hurd Auditorium. Consider a world where microscopic puppeteers exert their influence, manipulating the reproductive strings of insect marionettes. These are not the whims of a dystopian playwright but the
Who lives in the library during finals week? DeSales students! Welcome to the library lagoon, your under-the-sea oasis during finals week. SpongeBob’s been cookin’ up some activities and F.U.N. in the library to help you survive your exams. Whether you’re cramming like Sandy before hibernation or feeling like Squidward on a Monday, we’ve got you covered. Here is our Finals
Looking to brighten someone’s day or your own? Here’s your chance! Stop by the Acts of Random Kindness Club’s debut pop-up table from 11AM-1PM on Friday, April 25. While you’re there, you can write a kind note, grab some inspiration, and meet the team behind the movement. Help us do small acts that make a big difference! Check out our
Father James Greenfield, OSFS ’84, Ed.D., president, will be a special guest speaker at The Literacy Center’s inaugural State of the Organization address. The virtual event will be held tonight, Feb. 13, at 6PM. Register here to attend. Last July, a three-alarm fire that started in a residential home spread to The Literacy Center, destroying the entire space, including classrooms,
Winter weather can bring beauty to our campus, but it also presents challenges. Snow drifts can quickly obstruct sidewalks and pathways, creating hazards for students, faculty, and staff. This is especially true when there are freezing and windy days following a snow storm. It’s always best to use designated walkways: Whenever possible, stick to cleared paths and avoid cutting through
The latest edition of the DeSales Magazine is now available to read on FlippingBook. The fall issue features a look inside the Petzold Lab, a celebration of 50 years of nursing, and more. Check out the entire issue here. Questions? janelle.hill@desales.edu