Past Lions honored with immortality
The College will induct its 2012 Hall of Fame class on Friday, Oct. 19, in the Brower Student Center, welcoming six individuals and two teams of distinction on the evening before Homecoming. […]
Articles by Brandon Gould
Field hockey thinking champs again
Head field hockey coach Sharon Pfluger has always seen the talent in senior defender Camille Passucci and she now believes the rest of the country will too. This year, she will lead the Lions as one of five seniors on a quest to repeat last year’s glory. […]
College unveils new Education Building
After two years of construction, the Education Building opens its doors. The new building — which will be the School of Education’s new home, replacing the outdated Forcina Hall — is 72,000 square feet and has 20 classrooms. […]
Campus gets updated
Over the past summer, the College gave itself a facelift, bringing several buildings and its pipes system up to date. […]
Tuition and fees increase, College introduces provisional program for waitlisted students
At their public meeting on Tuesday, July 10, President R. Barbara Gitenstein and the Board of Trustee discussed the 2013 budget, the current professor contract situation and a few changes regarding admittance for future classes. […]
College’s rally falls short in second half, Lions’ season ends in Cortland
The Lions fell short during the lacrosse quarterfinals, losing 9-7 to SUNY Cortland. […]
Lions live to see another day, battle back to upend Amherst
The College’s No. 4-ranked lacrosse team defeated Amherst College 8-7. […]
Lions lacrosse moves on, drop Blue Jays 14-5
The No. 4-ranked Lions lacrosse team cruised to a 14-5 victory over No. 17-ranked Elizabethtown College in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. […]
Welcome to the family
Assistant head coach Gina Carey-Smith fires shots at Kelsey Zinck to warm her up before each game and she can’t help but see a little bit of herself in the goalkeeper. Zinck not only guards […]
Long, hard journey brings Mitchell to scoring record
The captivating tale of lacrosse star Leigh Mitchell’s rise as she became the all-time leader in points scored in the College’s lacrosse record books. […]
Cheap Seats: Ye olde time baseball; What the game should be
Paul “Quickstep” Salomone drove a well-struck ball into short right field and worked his way to first base as quick as his legs would take him, glancing back at the last moment to watch a teammate cross home plate. […]
Lions lose a heartbreaker to No. 1 Salisbury University
The No. 6-ranked Lions (11-2) were held scoreless following a 10-9 start, eventually falling to the No. 1 Salisbury Sea Gulls (12-0) by a score of 12-10. […]
Lacrosse takes a tough loss to No. 8 Diplomats
The Lions fell behind early to Franklin & Marshall College and fell 12-10 to the Diplomats at home. […]
Lacrosse takes down No. 1 Gettysburg
Senior midfielder Leigh Mitchell snatched up the ground ball, sent it off to sophomore Lauren Pigott and watched as Pigott hot-potatoed the ball to sophomore attacker Jen Garavente, who held onto the ball as the final seconds evaporated in the College’s 17-15 upset over No.1-ranked Gettysburg College. […]