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You may have noticed some strange happenings on campus the week of October 17th: groups of people with Nerf guns, random colorful ties around peoples’ arms, necks, or heads, people running in fear. This was SLU’s own Humans vs. Zombies.
This is a video that will help you understand the attacks and be better prepared in case another zombie outbreak should occur.
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Remember Homecoming 2011? Seems like only a couple of weeks ago. Well, SLU Connection was reminiscing about the annual Golf Cart Parade – where students from various organizations dress up carts and show school spirit – so we put together a little video. Check out interviews with representatives from Billikens After Dark, KSLU, the International Student Federation, and APO! Also, stick around at the end of the video to check out footage of the parade itself! Woah! It’s like you’re actually there!
TweetAt the beginning of the semester, we asked you in our poll what our next video project should be. The ballots were in; the tribe had spoken: “A Day in the Life” of a SLU student.
One of the SLU bloggers, Katie, was nice enough to let us stalk follow her through her day (for which we are eternally grateful). Katie, a sophomore in the Doisy College of Health Sciences, let us go to her classes, follow her to lunch, and hang out with her during her evening activities.
What follows is a condensed day in her life.
TweetSGA President Michael Harriss and VPs Amanda Mason and Robert Moehle welcome new and returning students to the new year.
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I hope everyone had a rejuvenating, restful, and relaxing summer. I also hope you’re ready to kick off this new semester.
Here at SLU Connection, we’re fans of producing our own videos. This summer we’ve been hard at work on the video resulting from the Room Worth a View Contest. More on that later.
This week we’ve added a poll in which you, the reader, can choose what SLU Connection’s next project will be. Tell us what you want to see! If you’ve got an awesome idea and you don’t see it in the poll, tell us about it!
We’ll get hard to work on our next project when the votes are tallied and the people have spoken.
Image by Mountainbread – Licensed under Creative Commons
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