The news site of Robert Morris University

RMU Sentry Media
The news site of Robert Morris University

RMU Sentry Media
The news site of Robert Morris University

RMU Sentry Media
Malena Kaniuff

Malena Kaniuff, Editor-in-Chief

Malena Kaniuff is the Editor-in-Chief of RMU Sentry Media, leading a team of student journalists in delivering news, sports coverage, and multimedia content to the Robert Morris University community. A senior majoring in News and Sports Communication, she is passionate about storytelling, investigative reporting, and amplifying student voices. Originally from Clinton, PA, she has covered a wide range of topics, from campus events to collegiate athletics, always striving for accuracy and engagement.

Outside of journalism, Malena enjoys hanging out with friends and family, spending time with their dog, and embracing creativity through music and art. A book lover at heart, she appreciates the power of a good story, whether in print or on the screen.

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Police Blotter 2/11-2/17

Malena Kaniuff • February 18, 2025

02/11/2025: Vehicle Accident- The Complainant reported that their vehicle was damaged while parked at Wheatley Center. Officers took pictures and checked camera footage with negative results. This case is closed. 02/12/2025: Departmental Information-...

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Police Blotter 2/4-2/10

Malena Kaniuff • February 12, 2025

02/04/2025: Assist Other Agency- Officers were contacted via radio by Moon Twp. Police that they were investigating a road rage incident that did not occur on RMU property. However, the vehicles stopped in the area of the RMU Facilities building. RMU...

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Police Blotter 1/28-2/03

Malena Kaniuff • February 5, 2025

01/28/2025: Medical Emergency- Officers and medics responded to the counseling center for an individual in a mental health crisis. Medics transported the individual to the Hospital. This case is closed. 01/29/2025: Harassment- Officers responded to...

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Police Blotter 1/21-1/27

Malena Kaniuff • January 29, 2025

01/21/2025: Lost & Found- Officers were given a key and lanyard that was found on the ground near the Patrick Henry Center. The property was cataloged and placed in the lost and found. This case is closed. 01/22/2025: Departmental Information-...

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Police Blotter 11/5-11/11

Malena Kaniuff • November 14, 2024

11/05/2024: Lost & Found- Officers took possession of a wallet that was found in Hale Hall. Officers located the owner and the wallet was returned. This case is closed 11/05/2024: Medical Emergency- Officers were called to PNC Café for a worker...

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Police Blotter 10/22-10/28

Malena Kaniuff • November 2, 2024

10/19/2024: Missing Property- Officers took a report of missing clothes from the Yorktown Laundry. Video is being checked. This case is ongoing. 10/22/2024: Department Information- Officers at the ISC escorted a patron out of the rink. The patron was...

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Police Blotter: 10/15/24-10/21/24

Malena Kaniuff • October 23, 2024

10/15/2024: Departmental Information- Officers were called to the Lafayette Center for two persons that were told to leave the center because of an employee meeting only event. Officers identified and spoke the individuals who were just checking out the...

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Police Blotter: 10/1/24-10/7/24

Malena Kaniuff • October 13, 2024

10/01/2024: Vehicle Damage- Officers took a report of vehicle damage while parked in the Scaife Hall parking lot. Damage to the driver’s door & mirror were photographed. The report was made for insurance purposes. The case is closed. 10/01/2024:...

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Police Blotter: 9/17/24-9/23/24

Malena Kaniuff • September 25, 2024

09/18/2024: Theft By Deception- Officers took a report of a money scam. Officers are investigating. The case is pending. 09/18/2024: Lost and Found- Officers took possession of items that were discovered in the Nicholson Center by a Parkhurst worker....

This Week on Campus 11/12-11/18

This Week on Campus 11/12-11/18

Malena Kaniuff, Reporter • November 13, 2023

The last week before Thanksgiving break, here's what you can see happening on campus! Spring 2024 Registration: Do you need help with your spring class schedule? FYSP Mentors are here to help! Join them Monday from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm outside the...

Top Halloween Costumes You Saw This Year

Top Halloween Costumes You Saw This Year

Malena Kaniuff, Reporter • November 4, 2023

When looking for a costume for Halloween you can go multiple ways, you can follow trends, choose something spooky/scary, or something last minute and easy. Whatever your choice may be, these are the costumes that were done the most this year. For these,...

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2023 Multiple Sclerosis Walk Pittsburgh

Malena Kaniuff, Reporter • April 18, 2023

The early morning dew glazed over Point State Park as Pittsburgh locals gathered to ban together to walk three miles in support of Multiple Sclerosis Walk MS took place on Apr. 16 at 7 a.m. where attendees walked for one to three miles. People who...