An email was sent to students who were supposed to live in the Townhouses East this semester on July 30, communicating that, due to issues with the fire alarm system, they would have to relocate. The estimated completion date for these changes is Oct. 1.
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The College announced the public launch of its fundraising campaign, “Elevating Excellence” on Saturday, April 25. The campaign for “Elevating Excellence," the second fundraising campaign in the College’s history, launched an effort in July 2022 to fundraise $76 million across six years. The College has raised nearly $41.9 million to date, with two years and two months left to achieve their goal. The College is 55% of the way towards their goal.
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It is no well kept secret that in the United States many people drink before it is legal for them to do so. Isn’t it strange? You can bartend at 18, but not drink?
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An unintentionally impactful part of the exhibition is that the artist from Iran was unable to display their work. Due to the current war, the artist was unable to communicate with the curators and unable to send their piece. Instead of this, a paper was displayed labeling the artist, Arghavan Heydareslam, and why she was unable to send her video.
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How far should a society go in order to correct a power imbalance between groups of people? What happens when the side effects of this power imbalance are ignored? On one scale, it is casual; the president of the United States insulted the women’s olympic hockey team, meanwhile the men’s hockey team erupted in laughter at this degradation of achievement by female athletes competing in the same sport.
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Period poverty, the lack of or uncertain access to menstrual products due to financial restraints, is on the rise in the United States and globally.
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The College Union Board hosted its annual Spring Comedy show at Kendall Hall on Feb. 3, with this year's guests being Noel Miller and Connor Wood. The announcement garnered over 3,000 likes on Instagram the week it was posted.
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Gone are the days of love letters, carrier pigeons and messages in bottles. Here are the days of targeted instagram notes, Hinge and direct messages. We’re maintaining more correspondences than ever, and we’re not worse off for it.
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Cop Shop summary for Nov. 1 - Nov. 17.
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Former president Barbara R. Gitenstein visits the College with her new book.
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