With the holiday approaching, and the end of the semester coming quickly, Thanksgiving break is something both professors and students look forward to at Siena Heights University. This year, Thanksgiving break will start after all classes on Nov. 20, and will resume Nov. 26. Junior Kelsi Stover said,...

Football On Nov. 10, the No. 20 Saints (7-3) fell at home to No. 15 Concordia (9-2) to finish out the season with a score of 21-10. D’aries Davis was the workhorse for the offense, as he had a great day with 193 rushing yards and a touchdown. This season he was able to finish with a total of 1...

I have written several columns for Spectra this semester, and the feedback on my opinions has been great. Frankly, I am happy that you have not stopped reading because sometimes my opinions may come off strong and purposely so. I want to give a strong, unwavering, opinion to my readers because it is...

With the holidays quickly coming, it only seems natural that Hollywood should revisit everyone’s favorite green-furred Ebenezer Scrooge-wannabe: The Grinch. The latest incarnation of the small-hearted hermit, Illumination Entertainment’s “The Grinch”, is the second major foray into the animated...

On Nov. 7, Siena Heights University Career Services, in partnership with Adrian College Institute of Career Planning and the McNair Scholars Program, conducted a graduate school fair and an internship/career exposition in the Fieldhouse, and took place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. At the event, the...