Cena Burns, an employee of the College’s custodial staff, sends a letter to the editors to thank students for holding a safety training session last week. On Wednesday Oct. 24 at 7:00 a.m., a small group of four students, Ana Fairbanks-Mahnke ’20, Michelle Biksey ’21, …
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Quidditch encourages inclusivity on the field
Saeed Husain Sports Editor Sports could be considered a powerful means of inclusivity. While there remain economic and social barriers to playing some sports or attaining a high level of skill in play, funding and the development of sporting infrastructure has made it relatively easier …
Freedom of religion is under threat
This past week has been filled with unimaginable tragedy. Between a shooting at a grocery store I frequent back home and the largest mass shooting of Jews ever in the United States, it’s clear that something needs to be done. It is simply not enough …
The Scene: Brent Faiyaz makes a stand
Music is not just words over a beat to hear, but poignant poetry, soothing and caressing the ears of those who listen. Rhythm and blues, or R&B, is the perfect genre for anyone looking for emotional and relatable music that will touch the heart and …
Summer Walker stuns listeners with unique voice
Josie Veal Contributing Writer Summer may be over, but Summer Walker has arrived. There is no other way to announce the arrival of the future R&B household name. This young lady is a complete go! These past few years have witnessed the resurgence of R&B. …
Vote for universal healthcare
One of the most pressing issues this round of midterms will soon be decided in the ballot box within the next week: whether this country wants to continue on its track of paying more than the rest of the developed world for less healthcare coverage, …