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By Shaun Fitzpatrick | Sep. 13, 2011Graffiti reading “FUCK TITS” was found on the retaining wall on the southeast sidewalk of Travers Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 11:30 p.m. Reports ...
Read More »Graffiti reading “FUCK TITS” was found on the retaining wall on the southeast sidewalk of Travers Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 11:30 p.m. Reports ...
Read More »President R. Barbara Gitenstein shared statistics and recounted some of the College’s recent good news, including over $1 million in donations, during ...
Read More »By Frank Orlich Correspondent The College recently welcomed a new crop of students ready to enjoy their first late-night bites of $5 pizza, chats with ...
Read More »Student Government introduced a new Cabinet position during its first general body meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 31, in the Library Auditorium. The position, ...
Read More »[imagebrowser id=5] The College braced for the worst, but from the moment Category 1 storm Hurricane Irene hit campus on Saturday night to the moment ...
Read More »Every year, the College ranks high on “Best College” lists and does well in reviews of higher education. These accomplishments are openly announced ...
Read More »Two College students were indicted in the sexual assault of a freshman on Aug. 3 and face up to ten years in state prison if convicted, according to Casey ...
Read More »A new fiscal year may be approaching, but after the College’s Board of Trustees’ final public meeting on April 26, the song remains the same — state ...
Read More »Solitude and solace were two themes of the night as students gathered to reclaim a space free from sexual assault and violence and silently marched around ...
Read More »Jamie Tworkowski may have been the main speaker of the night, but he had no trouble sitting with the audience while the opening act, Jared Gorbel of the ...
Read More »Her words spoke volumes, but she wasn’t there to say them. Instead, a sign bearing her message stood where she might have. On the path beside the Brower ...
Read More »With graduation looming, members of the class of 2011 may be grappling with their imminent new roles as “real” people. While the College doesn’t ...
Read More »Officers were dispatched to a room in Hausdoerffer Hall at approximately 11:27 p.m. on Friday, April 22, after the odor of a controlled dangerous substance ...
Read More »At the second-to-last Student Finance Board meeting of the semester, College Union Board requested a total of $72,000 for next semester’s fall concert. ...
Read More »A bill granting voting privileges to the student trustee and alternate student trustee of Student Government sparked an animated debate among members ...
Read More »The Student Government voted last Wednesday to support a $20 increase in the Student Activity Fee (SAF) proposed by the Student Finance Board. ...
Read More »The College was the site of religious proclamations once again on April 18, as a preacher from an evangelical ministry came to speak in the Alumni ...
Read More »A box of frozen hamburgers and one packet of cheese were reported missing from the Cromwell Hall lounge kitchen on Wednesday, April 13. According to reports, ...
Read More »By Joe Vasile Correspondent Peter and Rosemary Grant, professors in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department at Princeton University, have studied ...
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