The best part of winter is getting to spend time with loved ones in the snow. Getting to make a snowman, or to sled down a big hill, creates perfect memories. Unfortunately, mother nature had other things in mind and Ewing received barely any snow, except for a few flurries, this winter.
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CAPS Peer Educators hosted their annual “Stigmonologues” event on Nov. 3. Held in the education building, the event allowed students to speak about their own mental health journey’s. The goal was “to end stigma” at the College.
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Bans Off Our Bodies, a student organization formed following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, hosted a rally of students on Oct. 12 to speak on female reproductive rights. The rally took place outside of the Brower Student Center.
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Dr. Lorgia García Peña spoke to students about her research in a presentation entitled “Latinx Colonialities in Global Perspectives” on Oct. 7 in Mayo Hall.
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On Sep.16, an email was sent out by Jennifer Keyes-Maloney, associate vice president of government and community relations, regarding the stolen street signs around Ewing Township.
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The Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) held its Miami Vice Party, a substance-free event, on Sept. 24 to promote the organization and to show that substance-free fun is possible.
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There has been a rise of confusion surrounding meal equivalency, swipes and points as students who are new to campus feel as though they have been left out of the loop.
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Students from the campus community received an email from Janice Vermeychuk, APN (Advanced Practice Nurse), director of Student Health Services, regarding the new virus that has been spreading across the globe: Monkeypox.
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AmIOK, a mental health program at the College, hosted an event on April 15 about racial trauma and internalized racism.
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The Chi Upsilon Chapter of Beta Beta Beta, or Tri-Beta, the Biological Honor Society, had an induction ceremony on April 8. During the ceremony, 32 students received regular memberships, 14 students received an associate membership and 30 received honor cords.
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