Let’s face it—Eick is typically not associated with elegance, nutrition or fine dining. But when the space is decorated with a photo booth, a red carpet and table cloths, students are suddenly intrigued. […]
Donald Trump’s historic Dec. 18 impeachment has moved to the Senate chambers. The official trial, which began on Jan. 21, began with a fierce debate over the rules that would govern the trial, according to the Washington Post. […]
Students lined up from one end of the Brower Student Center to the other. […]
On Thursday, Nov. 7, the College held its fifth annual Day of Giving, where faculty, staff, students, parents, alumni and friends of the College could donate money to different initiatives on campus. […]
From its San Francisco offices, Planet Labs has changed the way individuals view the world. According to NBC News, the company operates a fleet of privately owned satellites that are […]
An explosion at an Oktoberfest celebration in Huntington Beach, Calif., left several people injured just after 8 p.m. on Oct. 5, according to CBS News. The event, an American version of the German celebration, usually lasts for two months, according to NBC News. […]
All throughout the world, people took to the streets to protest the lack of action taken on climate change on Sept. 20, according to The Guardian. […]
More than two dozen people were injured when a stage barricade collapsed at the annual Labor Day Weekend Bumbershoot Music & Arts Festival in Seattle on Aug. 31. […]
For many students at the College, eating at Eickhoff Hall is a staple activity. From spaghetti and meatballs to self-serve ice cream, there are options for everyone to enjoy. […]
On Sept. 23 the College will welcome a new vice president for facilities management, Michael Dixon, who will be responsible for aspects pertaining to the College’s operations, constructions, management, design, real estate and planning. […]
While two groups of teenagers have a meetup that makes them reconsider their prejudices against each other, one of their mothers gets obsessed with a kitchen bowl. This dichotomy between the grand and the mundane starts off the second season of a show that often perfectly balances the two. […]
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg addressed shareholders’ concerns at the Field Museum in Chicago on April 29, following two crashes of the Boeing 737 Max jet that killed hundreds of people, […]
Twelve senior fine arts majors spearheaded the grand opening of their senior showcase, LOUD, on Saturday, May 4 at 1 p.m, displaying their self-designed projects that they have been working on since January. […]
On April 15, the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris caught fire, destroying the spire that sat atop the centuries-old building and burning through its wooden roof, according to The New York Times. […]
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