Month: March 2017
March 24, 2017
Opinions
A Nice Hill To Die On
Millennials are terrible at picking causes. We just throw our attention and energy into the next cause that walks by,…
March 17, 2017
News, International, News
Religious Symbols Banned In EU Workplaces
A recent ruling by the European Court of Justice may allow employers to prohibit employees from wearing clothing with “a…
President To Teach Fall Course
President of the college, Shirley Mullen, will teach a cross disciplinary humanities class next semester. According to Mullen, her course…
Millions Donated For Indoor Arena
Last week an anonymous donor committed $2.4 million toward the equestrian center facilities, according to a statement released by President…
LGBT Students To Give Faith Journey
Courtney Walters ‘17 and Philip Maenza ‘17 will be giving their faith journeys next week, focusing on their understandings of…
SGA Hosts Provost Connell
Provost and Dean of the faculty, Jack Connell, addressed the student body at Monday’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, regarding…
March 17, 2017
Arts, Stories In Focus
Musical Showcases Campus Talent
From March 16 to 18, Houghton Lyric Theater will present the musical I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change. Unlike…
March 17, 2017
News, Campus, Stories In Focus
Student-Created Organization Encourages Interfaith Collaboration
Two years ago, Daniel Bellerose ’17 started an interfaith environmental project in Western New York. It was a way to…
March 17, 2017
News, Campus, Stories In Focus
Art Exhibition Features Student Work
The Annual Student Juried Art Exhibition, now on its 28th year, celebrates and showcases the art and talent of students…
March 17, 2017
Stories In Focus
Professor “Connects Cultures” in Oman
Earlier this semester, Laura Alexeichik, assistant professor of sport, recreation, and wellness, spent three weeks in the Middle East working…