The Student Finance Board (SFB) made a unique decision in an effort to divide the remaining money in the special appropriations line fairly when chairperson ...
Read More »Though Passover is two months away, the Jewish Student Union (JSU) is already thinking about the necessary step it must take before serving kosher food ...
Read More »The Student Government Association (SGA) began its Feb. 4 meeting by welcoming five new members into its ranks. Students submitted nomination forms to ...
Read More »In an effort to make spending more efficient, the Student Finance Board (SFB) announced its revised budget proceedings last Thursday at the SFB Budget ...
Read More »The College's viewbook, the Prospectus, received two awards from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), in its annual District ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) was so impressed with an eight-member co-sponsorship to bring guest speaker Katie Koestner to the College on Feb. 19 that ...
Read More »How many times have you given blood since you turned 17, the legal age for blood donation? Never? Once, because a friend suggested it? Angie Velez, freshman ...
Read More »College faculty and staff members showed their holiday spirit in November and December by contributing $32,672 to the 2003 Employees Charitable Campaign. ...
Read More »On Thursday, Jan. 15, a Campus Police officer noticed the College's sign near the Browning Avenue extension was damaged. Inspection of the scene ...
Read More »In a prepared statement read during the open public forum at last week's meeting of the Student Government Association (SGA), the first general body meeting ...
Read More »About a dozen drawings of male genitalia were drawn with permanent marker and a Vaseline-like substance on wall, doors, door tags and dry erase boards ...
Read More »Sodexho sampled its Carte Blanche program in Eickhoff Dining Hall last week. The program offers better values and choices, according to Seve Hugg, district ...
Read More »Vox, the Voice of Planned Parenthood, held a women's sexual health workshop in Eickhoff Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 12. The workshop drew a small crowd of ...
Read More »The Student Government Association (SGA) held three interest sessions from Nov. 10 through 13 to inform students about how to become associate members. ...
Read More »On Oct. 12, at 2:05 a.m., Campus Police responded to a report of a group of individuals throwing water bottles off the Lot 8 parking garage roof. Upon ...
Read More »Applications are due Dec. 1 for student staff positions in Residence Life (Res Life). Positions, including Community Advisor (CA), Community Coordinator ...
Read More »The Formal Committee's ticket price request of $30 failed, and later passed 9-1-3 with the stipulation that $1.21 from each ticket would not be donated ...
Read More »Many students at the College had problems registering on The Electronic Student Services (T.E.S.S.) because the system failed to recognize prerequisites ...
Read More »In light of recent hate incidents on campus, the Progressive Student Alliance (PSA) held a forum on hate speech last Thursday. Matt Richman, sophomore ...
Read More »Some students without cars on campus use the Loop, a free shuttle bus service, which travels to shopping centers, restaurants and the movies on Tuesday, ...
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