By Mia Ingui Staff Writer At 1,577 students, the College is now housing, educating and shaping the lives of its largest freshman class to date. Last year’s ...
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By Mia Ingui Staff Writer Four a cappella groups rocked Mayo Concert Hall on Monday, Aug. 28, at the annual, “Fellas, Bellas and A Cappella” concert, ...
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By Mia Ingui News Editor Darkness falls earlier every night, the air is no longer hot and humid, and those early morning alarms are set yet again. It's ...
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By Mia Ingui Opinions Editor From telling the touching story of one couple’s love through Post-It notes to an outlandish take on a murder mystery, ...
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By Mia Ingui Opinions Editor Under bright blue strobe lights, 2,600 tightly packed students coated in glitter belted the lyrics to “We R Who We R” ...
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By Mia Ingui Opinions Editor At first glance, our campus does not seem like the most exciting place to live. The campus is dead past 9 p.m., considering ...
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"Does Netflix interfere with your social life?” "No. If anything, it enables it, because we can have movie nights and use Netflix to make that happen." "I'd ...
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By Mia Ingui Opinions Editor The Towers are here to stay. After two years of debate, an open forum for students and faculty last October and strong opinions ...
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“Is housing important to your college experience?” "Yes, it is." "I feel like it is, but mainly freshman year.” “Should students support ...
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“How do you feel about campus dining options?” “They’re okay, but there could be more variety.” “Let’s just say that I feel sick no ...
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