Changes to College’s cable has mixed results
By Danielle Silvia Campus life at the College is always changing, and a recent addition to technology in student’s everyday lives is adding to those changes. The new type of cable system on campus is […]
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Lacrosse proves to be bulletproof
By George Tatoris Sports Assistant Freshman midfielder Erin Harvey stood at the center of Lion’s Stadium on Saturday, March 19, her lacrosse stick poised for the draw. She knew what was at stake. The fight […]
SG discusses potential updates to Loop Bus
The Wednesday, March 9, general body meeting of Student Government (SG) opened with a discussion about possible changes to the Loop Bus service on campus, updates on the library hours proposal sent to Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Jacqueline Taylor several weeks ago and an announcement that the College is seeking applicants for a director of the newly-formed Office of Student Involvement. […]
College alumna Sarah Blake recites her poetry
By Shayna Innocenti Staff Writer It is a special moment when alumni of the College get the chance to return to campus and share their wisdom and success with students. Zany poet and 2006 graduate […]
Sorority hosts night of female empowerment
By Elizabeth Zakaim Staff Writer There might not have been a dry eye in the Cromwell Hall lounge during Sigma Lambda Gamma’s “What Empowers You” event on Tuesday, March 8. The multicultural sorority hosted the […]
Paris terror suspect is detained in Belgium
Salah Abdeslam, a suspected terrorist involved in the Paris terror attacks four months ago that left 130 people dead, was arrested. […]