Football to travel to Canada for preseason matchup
Traveling to away contests is usually part of the routine for athletic teams, but this year, the football team will be traveling further than most to participate in a preseason […]
More progress, less stress: How to avoid procrastination during finals
With finals being right around the corner, many students have started the study/stress process. All students have their own methods for approaching the tension-filled week: some try their best to […]
First-year set to receive juris doctorate by 19
After one year at Capital’s main campus, 16-year-old Danya Hamad will be moving to the law school to finish her undergraduate degree and start her law degree, which she plans […]
Board of trustees finalized master, strategic planning
In February, the Board of Trustees approved the framework for a new strategic and master plan. These plans include redefining the university’s mission, values and virtues, as well as looking […]
Search for new food provider begins, students share ideas
In an email to students, faculty and staff, the university announced Tuesday that its contract with Aramark will end this summer and that the search for a new food provider […]
Trinity’s dean excited about new position
Trinity Lutheran Seminary installed Kathryn Kleinhans as their newest dean on April 10. She’s already looking forward to Trinity’s partnership with Capital. Kleinhans was working at Wartburg College in Waverly, […]
2018 summer scholars announced, discuss their upcoming projects
This year’s summer scholars have officially been announced, and the selected students are excited to work on their upcoming projects. Allison Kerman, junior, is working on a project called “Uncharted […]