During this exceptionally hot and dry season, Canada has become a hotspot for wildfires just at the beginning of the summer. Their wildfire season started in May and will not end until October. This destructive natural disaster event happening in the northernmost points of North America is heavily affecting several states in America including New York and New Jersey.
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In conjunction with the College’s sustainability plan, the new solar panels placed in parking lots four and five were powered on alongside a celebration on Wednesday, June 14. The ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on Sundial Lawn. The solar panels would have been energized and celebrated even sooner, but unfortunately this was not possible due to some uncontrollable issues in the process.
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The Board of Trustees hosted two open campus fora for both candidates for interim president, where members of the campus community could hear directly from the candidates and ask them questions.
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The Board of Trustees hosted two open campus fora for both candidates for interim president, where members of the campus community could hear directly from the candidates and ask them questions.
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By Myara GomezStaff WriterArbor Day is a day when everyone gets to come together and appreciate nature. This could be by planting a tree or going on a ...
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The elementary and early childhood education department, environmental sustainability education committee and the Bonner Institute came together on April 28 to bring life to the new outdoor classroom on campus.
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By Victoria Gladstone Managing Editor The Signal and Campus Police work together on a weekly basis to inform the campus community about crime around ...
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The College’s Student Government is putting forward a new initiative, allowing students to reduce their parking fees by donating canned goods. The action is being called “Food4Fines,” and the organization is pushing to put it in action for the fall 2023 semester.
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Finals stress is coming up. Fortunately, many organizations at the College are offering services to help students out.
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On April 25, President Joe Biden welcomed South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife, first lady Kim Keon Hee, to the White House for an official state visit, according to AP News. This visit marks the 70th anniversary of the U.S. alliance with South Korea, highlighting the close ties between the two nations.
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As part of the 26th annual Celebration of Student Achievement (COSA) the College invited Isabel Distefano to the Mayo Concert Hall as a keynote speaker to discuss her career as a molecular lab technician and the path she took to obtain it. Distefano started her journey at the College as a student and described her return to the campus as nostalgic and emotional.
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President Kathryn Foster stunned the campus community last month when she announced that she would be stepping down as president in June. The surprise announcement raised questions about what prompted the decision, which comes at a time when the College is implementing changes and is facing rising financial concerns.
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The Mixed Signals, founded in 1996, is the College’s premier and only improv troupe on campus. The entertainers presented their highly anticipated “Earth Day Show” in the library auditorium on Thursday, March 20, and witnessed a great turnout, with nearly every seat occupied.
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Dean of the School of Business Kathryn Jervis has announced her retirement effective June 30, 2023, according to an email sent by Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Jeffrey Osborn.
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Six students showcased their piano and violin skills during a recital in Mayo Concert Hall on Tuesday, April 25, as a part of the College’s 26th annual Celebration of Student Achievement (COSA).
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On May 5, the College Union Board (CUB) will be hosting Funival from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Lot 12 and on the Sundial Lawn.
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Joseph Goebel, an associate professor of World Languages and Cultures, thought “maybe it was just me” when emailing his fellow coworkers in a faculty thread at the start of spring break about his paycheck errors. He did not anticipate other employees to be facing similar issues.
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The College’s Health and Wellness Program held its annual Thrive Wellness Expo on Wednesday, April 12. Vendors populated the College pathways and promoted things surrounding mental and physical health.
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Certifications in any field are extremely beneficial to students when looking for a job in the future. Dr. Ann Warner-Ault, assistant professor of Spanish in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, saw the importance of a certification and translated it to her Spanish classes.
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In an announcement sent over email today, President Kathryn Foster informed the campus community that she will step down on June 30.
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