In a campus-wide e-mail last week, College President R. Barbara Gitenstein announced the reorganization of her cabinet. The changes come in response to the recently proposed state budget cuts and the retirement of two key officials, Robert Drake and Jesse Rosenblum. […]
When John Stafford, director of Residence Life, came to the College several years ago, the office began a review of all its policies and procedures, including guaranteed housing, a process that is still ongoing. Stafford described the changes as “philosophical” in nature. […]
Tensions were high during last week’s SGA meeting regarding The New Design for the Liberal Learning bill, SGA’s contribution to the proposals for academic transformation, which was passed 25-13-4.
The bill was drafted in response to a Committee on Academic Programming (CAP) document on liberal learning. […]
As last weekend’s blizzard paralyzed much of the mid-Atlantic region of the country, the College experienced difficulties with cars being left in designated snow emergency lots.
Approximately 40 vehicles parked in Lots 3, 4, 5 and 8 were not moved, according to Campus Police. […]
The position of engineer at WTSR, left vacant by the retirement of Robert Maarberg, is in danger of remaining vacant under the hiring freeze enacted by the College under Gov. James McGreevey’s proposed budget cuts.
Maarberg, who left the position at the end of last year, is now a consultant with the communication studies department and is on campus only two days a week. […]
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