By Myara GomezStaff Writer The Environmental Sustainability Council met on Sept. 6 and discussed many plans to make the College’s campus more sustainable. ...
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It’s a new year, which means new guidelines from the one and only Student Finance Board (SFB). Registered student organizations should be made aware of these new changes because it directly affects them. Some of these changes are in regards to food, travel, celebrations, retreats, sanctions and randomized audits.
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The College had to take care of a rather serious honey bee infestation outside of the Forcina building. When honey bee swarms are found close to buildings they become a safety issue, because the bees are more likely to be provoked due to activity in the area.
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In conjunction with the College’s sustainability plan, the new solar panels placed in parking lots four and five were powered on alongside a celebration on Wednesday, June 14. The ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on Sundial Lawn. The solar panels would have been energized and celebrated even sooner, but unfortunately this was not possible due to some uncontrollable issues in the process.
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By Myara GomezStaff WriterArbor Day is a day when everyone gets to come together and appreciate nature. This could be by planting a tree or going on a ...
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Certifications in any field are extremely beneficial to students when looking for a job in the future. Dr. Ann Warner-Ault, assistant professor of Spanish in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, saw the importance of a certification and translated it to her Spanish classes.
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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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