The College’s Counseling and Prevention Services (CAPS) program held an event highlighting student experiences with mental health on Nov. 16 called “Stigmonologues.” CAPS peer educators hosted and moderated the event.
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Starting in fall 2025, students at the College enrolled in the elementary education program will only need 30 credits for their content area, according to Tabitha Dell’Angelo, interim dean of the School of Education. This change does not impact secondary education majors.
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Although the potential for conflict based on the ethnic cleansing is “very much present,” Khatchig Mouradian said that Armenians have been sticking together to fight back and prevent another genocide.
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By Briana Keenan and Aliyah Siddiqui Staff Writer and Nation and World Editor With the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, students around campus have ...
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By Briana KeenanStaff WriterStudent Government (SG) at the College has been preparing for Homecoming 2023 and is planning on changing the way it is outlined ...
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Justin Yuen, a freshman and anticipated finance major, runs a dessert business called J Bakes, where he has sold up to a few hundred cookies at a time.
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The College was named the top public college in the “Best Regional Cities — North” category and fourth overall in the “Regional Universities — North” category in the 2024 Best Colleges rankings released by the U.S. News & World Report on Sept. 18.
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Interim President Michael Bernstein talked to students about his plans for housing, tuition and student life at the Student Government (SG) general body meeting on Sept. 20.
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By Briana KeenanStaff Writer The College’s Student Government (SG) held a general body meeting to discuss their plans to make student resources more ...
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By Briana KeenanStaff Writer As classes have started again, students at the College have returned to Campus Town to use their Campus Town dollars on ...
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