June 10, 2018 Alumna builds career and establishes externship program Renee Schultz ’92 has established an externship at Fannie Mae for Saint Mary's students. May 27, 2018 Preserving History: A Summer Internship ‘for the Books’ Kayse McGough '18 is one of several Saint Mary’s students who have interned for the Eleanor Roosevelet Papers Project in recent years. January 21, 2018 40 Years Abroad in Ireland Students and alumnae join President Cervelli to celebrate 40 years of Saint Mary’s Ireland study abroad program January 7, 2018 Such a Surprise Gina Twardosz ’20 was shocked to learn she was the recipient of the Realizing the Dream grant. December 4, 2017 Rings Doing Things How one alum is using the Saint Mary’s class ring to bring Belles together. November 26, 2017 Abroad at Saint Mary’s College Meet Rawia, a third-year business student from Tunis Business School, who is studying abroad at Saint Mary's for the 2017-2018 academic school year. Making the move from Tunisia to South Bend was not easy, but Rawia knew accepting the scholarship was a chance she could not pass up. October 2, 2017 Local student connects with community through robotics Michelle Lester ’20 is forging her own path at Saint Mary’s. As a first-year student, Michelle started a FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) league robotics team with her dad’s help. Team members come from various middle and high schools in the area. Michelle’s FTC team works out of GEARS (Granger Exploration and Robotics Studio). Although her team is just started last year, they have already had great success. October 2, 2017 Regan's Road to Rome Regan Hattersley ’19 wants to take every opportunity she has to make the most of her time at Saint Mary’s College. As a first-generation college student, she is exploring everything college has to offer, and after hearing about Saint Mary’s popular and well-established study abroad programs, Regan knew this was one of the opportunities she wanted to explore. September 29, 2017 Spreading Saint Mary’s Mission Overseas Over winter break of their junior year, Lauren Burnett ’18 and Melissa Montes ’18 traveled to Tanzania for a week with MEDLIFE, a non-profit organization based in Lima, Peru. The acronym stands for Medicine, Education, and Development for Low Income Families Everywhere.