Siena Spectra

African-American Cinema: a History and a Tradition Worth Exploring

African-American Cinema: a History and a Tradition Worth Exploring Every February we take time out of our busy schedules to learn more about Black history. One aspect of African-American history that we often overlook is the complex relationship between the histor...

META MONDAY: Submissions, Slogans, and Sci Fi Send-ups!

META MONDAY: Submissions, Slogans, and Sci Fi Send-ups! SUBMISSIONS Hey Spectra fans! The first print issue comes out on March 5th and we need your help! Spectra is a student run publication, so we need student, faculty, and alumni contributions. ...

Student Reflections: Aubrey Crosby on her Missions Trip to Haiti

Student Reflections: Aubrey Crosby on her Missions Trip to Haiti Ever since I was seven years old, I knew with all the passion in my heart that I was meant to be a teacher. I started my education at Siena Heights in the winter 2009 semester and immediately set...

Surviving Senior Projects

Surviving Senior Projects Strange sightings made on SHU Campus! Atlas spotted entering Dominican Hall! Quasimodo was seen leaving the science building! As the new semester begins many seniors now find themselves with t...

An Introduction From Your Editor http://shuspectra.com/2012/01/30/an-introduction-from-your-editor/

An Introduction From Your Editor As years go, 1976 was a pretty historic year in Siena Heights University history. A future congressman, Darrel Issa, received his diploma. For our fondly remembered Timothy Leonard, one of Sie...