This corner of the R. Barbara Gitenstein Library is home to a vibrant community. As soon as you step inside, the scent of freshly brewed coffee fills the air, the hum of the machines blending with the constant chatter of students. A long line of customers isn’t an uncommon sight, and between the morning and middle of the day, almost every seat is filled.
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Faculty in the World Languages and Cultures Department feel “horrible,” “angry” and “in despair” that the College’s grim financial situation has forced the need for any budget-reducing changes to the foreign language program to be taken.
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The Caribbean Student Association is a new organization on campus where students of Caribbean descent can feel more at home.
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Speaking through songs reaches countless people. After all, everyone listens to music. Songs promote ideas, and ideas promote change. Gen-Z cares more about change than any other living generation, and famous artists miss the opportunity to communicate relative and valuable information.
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Four students at the College founded the Middle Eastern and North African Association (MENAA) to nurture a community that celebrates their culture. Student government recognized MENAA on Feb. 22.
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The Chinese Student Association (CSA) hosted a celebration for Chinese New Year, the biggest event for their organization, on Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. in the Brower Student Center.
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The Gamma chapter of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity hosted Bachata con Horchata at the inter-cultural center on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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By Emily Devi RamkishunCorrespondentThe Mexican Student Association (MEXSA) hosted its first spring semester event, Año Nuevo y Tres Reyes Celebración, ...
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NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, have been dominating cryptocurrency news stories over the past year. An NFT is a piece of data stored on a blockchain which can be traded or sold for millions of dollars. They’re the latest development in digital art collection and can take the form of gifs, videos, tweets and now, skateboard tricks. Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk recently made the decision to retire some of his most famous tricks, converting them to NFTs and cashing in on the craze, much to the chagrin of his fanbase.
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By Elise Schriener Correspondent Surrounded by colorful flowers and upbeat music, friends and colleagues joined together on March 22 in the Brower Student ...
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By Darius Lewis Correspondent No recent film has managed to penetrate today’s cultural zeitgeist the way the film “Black Panther” has since its ...
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By Ashton Leber and Rachel Von Hollen Features Editor and Correspondent As soon as students entered room 212 of the Education Building, their senses were ...
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By Maximillian C. Burgos Sports Assistant “Coming (to the College) was like a culture shock. Coming from a very diverse high school, it was a little ...
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By Kayla Lafi Staff Writer “Today we are celebrating the Jewish holiday of Purim, which, like all Jewish holidays, is about people trying to kill us,” ...
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