The job of a college president can sometimes be difficult, overwhelming and full of long meetings, but Bernstein said that the students of the College keep him grounded.
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Graduates may find that their time at their institution is up, and they have left their motivation with it.
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The HSS Peer Mentor Program provides more than purely academic support. It is centered on making relationships and cultivating a sense of belonging within the College.
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Each transfer student has a different experience, but imposter syndrome is something that can be overcome through their own mental preparations.
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With the plans for printing underway, The Signal has created a schedule to print new issues every other Wednesday and have it on the racks across campus by Friday morning.
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Two alumni from the College embark on a bike trip together across America.
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The College had to take care of a rather serious honey bee infestation outside of the Forcina building. When honey bee swarms are found close to buildings they become a safety issue, because the bees are more likely to be provoked due to activity in the area.
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CAPS is a student support organization that offers confidential programs such as psychiatric and therapy services. While some students have found these services to be helpful, many have expressed a desire for improvements.
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A few dinosaurs survived the mass extinction event 66 million years ago. They would eventually grow and change into a massive and diverse group that we now refer to as birds.
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The friendly dog and campus icon is always nearby and accepting belly rubs when students need a quick dose of stress relief.
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Though the College’s housing application deadline has passed, Campus Town, the apartment complex adjacent to campus, still has apartments available for the 2023-24 academic year. For anyone considering living at Campus Town in the future, here’s what you should know.
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As college students move into their dorm rooms, it can be challenging to develop a homey atmosphere amid the blank walls and standard furniture. Some students at the College have turned to furry friends who offer a comforting reminder of home and a source of joy and connection.
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The College has always strived for excellence and inclusivity. PRISM, a student organization, aids the college in just that way. From the beginning of PRISM’s history to now, students have always played a vital role in the success of the organization.
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With a broad curriculum that encourages investigation inside and outside of the classroom and a faculty with wide-ranging expertise, the College prides itself on accommodating the academic interests and goals of every biology student.
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As the nursing profession becomes less dominated by the female-driven stereotype, male nursing students evaluate their treatment at the College and in clinical practice.
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Thinking critically about cannabis can be daunting when friends, family, teachers and the law all have different stances on this common drug. Leading with the principle of harm reduction, the College’s Alcohol and Other Drugs Services (AODS) tries to help students make informed decisions.
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From learning about ancient sports to watching Ted Lasso, here are seven interesting classes (many of which satisfy Liberal Learning requirements!) that you’ll be looking forward to each week.
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If you’re missing your go-to thrift stores from home or are looking for places to start, here are a few thrift stores within a short driving distance from The College.
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The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is one of the top-rated children's hospitals in the country, and College nursing students gain hands-on experience there during their junior-year clinical.
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Many students don't know that they're allowed to visit the 1855 Room, a fancier buffet that serves up new meals every weekday and frequently has themed events.
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