After a dark Halloween and Mischief Night, lights once again shine on the steamy pathway between the skeleton of the new library and 50-year-old Centennial ...
Read More »At its Nov. 3 meeting, the Student Finance Board (SFB) chose not to fund requests from both Intramural Flag Football and the Indian Student Assocation ...
Read More »The Alumni Association, a volunteer organization, has recently made a $150,000 contribution to the College. It was given at the start of the Sesquicentennial ...
Read More »The Student Government Association is on its way to reformation, according to Pedro Khoury, SGA president. Khoury spoke about the resolutions for no confidence ...
Read More »Members of the campus community who depend on the campus Child Care Center during the day may soon have to find a new place to bring their children. ...
Read More »Mike Massimi, senior computer science major, was one of 10 recipients nationwide to win a $1,000 scholarship from Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE) and Microsoft. ...
Read More »Last summer, Chanis Brown, freshman open options major in the school of music, walked by the library construction site on campus everyday and noticed ...
Read More »On Thursday, Oct. 7 between 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., vandalism occurred in Lot 17. A female student reported damage to the Boston Red Sox vanity license ...
Read More »The office of Campus Planning and Construction recently released an e-mail to the student body and faculty saying that access to parking lots 3 through ...
Read More »Following extensive debate among members of the Student Government Association (SGA), as well as a large crowd, a no confidence resolution against SGA ...
Read More »PrintSense, a printing tracking program, may quickly become the newest grievance for students at the College. The program, aimed at reducing printing ...
Read More »Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have to stand for 10 hours as part of your job? If you have, just ask a Sodexho employee. According ...
Read More »The College's office of Health Services distributed limited quantities of the flu vaccine to those who fell into "high risk" categories, leaving an extremely ...
Read More »"Every 15 seconds a woman is abused," Jackie Deitch-Stackhouse, coordinator of the office of Anti-Violence Initiatives, said. "It's important that everybody ...
Read More »On Wednesday, Oct. 27, students at the College witnessed direct testimonies of the severe injustice experienced by garment factory workers in Bangladesh ...
Read More »After tabling a $5,445 request from the Leadership Development Program (LDP) before fall break, the Student Finance Board (SFB) funded the group's second ...
Read More »State Republican Sen. Tom H. Kean, Jr., and State Democratic Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr., promoted the economic policies of President Bush and Sen. ...
Read More »Now that the presidential debates have concluded and the 2004 election is continuing to heat up, the College has found itself in a controversial political ...
Read More »Spurred by lagging attendance at Student Government Association (SGA) meetings, SGA has begun a pilot program involving members of SGA visiting students ...
Read More »The sudden suspension of Chiron Corporations, one of the largest distributors of the flu vaccine, has caused many students at the College to have trouble ...
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