?Adios, language gen-eds?
By Megan Willman | Mar. 18, 2003The College's modern language requirement may be eliminated as the institution revises its academic transformation pending the Committee of Academic Planning's ...
Read More »The College's modern language requirement may be eliminated as the institution revises its academic transformation pending the Committee of Academic Planning's ...
Read More »On Wednesday, Feb. 25, SGA went into closed session, meaning that the public was not given permission to attend. According to President Chris ...
Read More »Campus Police took a report of a criminal trespass at approximately 4:45 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 21. The victim, a 21-year-old student of the College, ...
Read More »Nearly 100 percent of funds requested this week were granted, in a change of pace from previous weeks when the board cut proposals by more than half. ...
Read More »Naomi Tutu, activist against global racism and sexism, presented "Truth and Reconciliation: Healing the Wounds of Race" to over 200 people in Kendall ...
Read More »Undergraduate student callers are contacting parents of the College's current students asking for monetary donations in order to accommodate the possible ...
Read More »Ewing residents are concerned about what the future may hold for the General Motors plant that closed several years ago. Freshmen, under the direction ...
Read More »Recent student complaints have revealed dissatisfaction with the Roscoe L. West Library hours. Students argue that the library's 6:00 p.m. Saturday ...
Read More »Local nightclubs and music venues are doing their part to secure the safety of their patrons following recent events in Rhode Island and Chicago. The ...
Read More »The Web site of the Center for Campus Wellness' defines wellness as "reaching for optimal well being of mind-body-spirit through attaining balance in ...
Read More »Many students are responding well to renovations that have been made to improve the Holman food cart. The cart was formerly just one table offering ...
Read More »Campus Police was dispatched to the Brower Student Center to investigate a report of theft on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 4:15 p.m. Upon arrival, Campus ...
Read More »While SFB waffled on how many participants of Union Latina should be sent to a conference, the motion to send eight people for $6,752 won out 11-3-0. ...
Read More »Tensions were high during last week's SGA meeting regarding The New Design for the Liberal Learning bill, SGA's contribution to the proposals for academic ...
Read More »In honor of Women's History Month, the history department and the Women and Gender Studies department, hosted documentary filmmaker Zuzana Justman. ...
Read More », and the Multi-Cultural Lecture Series spent almost all of its $15,000 budget on speakers this year. The speakers included author and political ...
Read More »The President's Day Blizzard closed down two of the College's four main dining halls last Monday. Due to the State-of-Emergency, only Eickhoff ...
Read More »As last weekend's blizzard paralyzed much of the mid-Atlantic region of the country, the College experienced difficulties with cars being left in designated ...
Read More »An uncommon emotional moment occurred for SGA on Wednesday as Marco Zelaya, vice president of legal and governmental affairs, surprised members by announcing ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) implemented The Loop, a bus service paid for by the Student Activities Fee. It is available to bring students to a number ...
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