A quilt made by the College’s community members could be heading to Washington, D.C. in the near future, following a series of climate quilt workshops throughout February.
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Students of the Campus to Capitol Mentorship Program connected with their fellow peers and mentors as the program kicked off its seventh year with a party on Feb. 4 in Trenton Hall.
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As incidents of book bannings continue to rise across the country, some students and faculty at the College are growing concerned, worried about the personal effect such bans can have on others.
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The Office of Title IX and Sexual Misconduct has proposed new updates to the sexual harassment policy, adding material relating to artificial intelligence, according to a Dec. 3 email from Chelsea Jacoby, the office’s director.
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The election is now less than a month away, and for many students across the College’s campus, they will be voting in their first presidential election. One of those students is Salley Salley, a junior Finance major.
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