For elections, SG votes but students don't
By Julie Kayzerman | Dec. 3, 2013Students have seen the fliers, deleted the email blasts and been invited to the Facebook events. But it’s still rare to find students who actually know ...
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Students have seen the fliers, deleted the email blasts and been invited to the Facebook events. But it’s still rare to find students who actually know ...
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*Editor's note: On Nov. 20, Greco posted a status to Facebook stating he is alive and well. Kyle Greco, 22, was reported missing to Campus Police, according ...
Read More »A CUB tradition, the annual Welcome Back Lecture was funded by the Student Finance Board for $14,915 during its weekly meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 13. Options ...
Read More »• China’s thirst for dairy is increasing dramatically and so are imports of milk and dairy-based products such as cheese and yogurt. Consumption of ...
Read More »By Breeana Ashkar Correspondent The history department welcomed interested students and faculty to a series of presentations titled “Constructing ...
Read More »On Thursday, Nov. 14 at 12:30 p.m., a student reported a stolen wallet in the Brower Student Center, according to Campus Police. Officers reported that ...
Read More »By Noor Azeem Correspondent The role of alcohol in shaping Russia into the country it is today was discussed during a presentation at the College on ...
Read More »The Student Government passed a bill on Wednesday, Nov. 13 that would hold SG members accountable for unexcused absences and late arrivals to meetings. “We ...
Read More »Just as integral to collegiate life are the things done with spare time — specifically, the organizations to join as a student. But the impact these ...
Read More »The second annual “Dining Out in Professional Style” event was held last Wednesday, Nov. 13, featuring renowned business etiquette expert Robert ...
Read More »The buzzword to describe students of the 21st century has been “apathetic.” The word, serving as a reaction to the alleged lack of political and ...
Read More »Vandalism was discovered in the basement of Decker Hall on Sunday, Nov. 10 at 11:10 a.m. According to Campus Police, damage was done to the elevator ceiling ...
Read More »The School of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Philosophical Society and the Parliamentary Debate Society sponsored “War of the Words: When Words ...
Read More »According to a post-doctoral research associate at Princeton University, the Arab Uprisings resulted not from poverty and inequality, as many scholars ...
Read More »The College’s Society for Parliamentary Debate club held its first of three high school forensics league tournaments on Saturday, Nov. 2 in buildings ...
Read More »By Alexa Gordon Correspondent In Durban, South Africa, Keyan Tomaselli is the leading expert on entertainment education. His goal has been to utilize ...
Read More »The Muslim Student Association was half-funded by the Student Finance Board for $5,500 to host a comedy night at their weekly meeting on Wednesday, Nov. ...
Read More »At the College, “Molly,” the slang term for the allegedly pure form of the illegal drug MDMA, is sometimes considered benign — a high without health ...
Read More »Most academic buildings on campus will have Wi-Fi by next year, according to Michell Lin, Student Government vice president of Student Services. “For ...
Read More »• Sales of DSLR cameras, the large cameras with interchangeable lenses used by photographers, are rapidly declining, raising concerns for companies ...
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