Students sat in the Arch as early as 8:00 a.m. until the evening. Photo by Paul Xing ’26. Doug Slovenkay Contributing Writer “Nobody is free until we are all free,” uttered Co Clark ’25, the primary organizer of the Arch Takeover event on Nov. 9, …
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Dissecting privilege and ignorance
Nemsie Gonzalez Copy Editor In light of all that is going around on campus and in our global community, I think it’s time that we pull out our dictionaries, get our definitions straight and correct misconceptions some of you may have. Let’s start with the …
Cheryl Nuñez has resigned; now what?
Dylynn Lasky Contributing Writer “Bye Cherylllll how we celebrating?” “One bad administrator down, two more to go!!” “If Cheryl cared so much about the issues plaguing our student body, then she would stay on to fix it LMAO” These expressions represent several student responses to …
Campus dining looks to address protest demands
The list of demands includes quality checks on food. Graphic by Julia Garrison ‘25. Ada Lapham Contributing Writer On Oct. 28, students stood in the lobby of Lowry Dining Hall, continuing their protest which began at President Anne E. McCall’s Inauguration. Students handed out pamphlets …
Make protests disability accessible
co Clark Contributing Writer There’s a lot to fight for right now. People around the world are hitting the streets for justice in Palestine, gender equality in Iceland, higher wages for auto and film workers, Stop Cop City, the list is never ending. While these …
President McCall discusses building renovations, protests and more at Scot Council meeting
Helen Oriatti-Bruns Scot Council Reporter On Oct. 30, Scot Council held its weekly general meeting. President Anne McCall was in attendance, and answered student questions for the majority of the one-hour meeting. Scot Council Vice President Giselle Rivera ’24 opened the meeting with a conversation …