This weekend SEM roars into March. Today, our national championship winning squash team is featured in the Buffalo News.
Tonight, Friday, March 3, our production of Thornton Wilder's play Our Town has its second show. Tomorrow shows are at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets are available online or before showtime. Watch Tessa Pszonak's behind the scenes video to psych-up!
Tomorrow, mock trial competes as the plaintiff in Robin Berkman v. County of Dover at the regional quarterfinals at Buffalo City Court at 9 am. If the team wins they go on to the semifinals as the defense in the afternoon. Come out and root for our future lawyers and well-played witnesses but don't wear SEM gear. Justice is blind but the judge isn't and teams are not allowed to show where they're from.
The tailgate at Villa Maria College starts at 2:30 p.m. in honor of SEM basketball Red-Tailed Hawks first time since 1993 going to the Monsignor Martin finals! SEM plays Nardin at 4 p.m.
And fencing goes to Rochester to compete in epee and foil! Any Rochester-dwelling alumnae looking for a SEM something to do?
Finally, on Sunday, it's the annual Mother-Daughter Brunch at the Twentieth Century Club at 11 a.m. Founded by notable SEM alumna Charlotte Mulligan, and on the National Register of Historic Places, this event is not to be missed and will be a perfect time and place to celebrate all that is SEM.