Capital Center to receive updates
The weight room of the Capital Center is to receive some updates during winter break, says Athletic Director Stephen Bruning. “We are removing and updating the flooring in the weight room […]
Capital Should Restore International Flags
Capital University is home to students from over twenty countries. Nowhere on campus, however, is there a space that celebrates this diversity by displaying the national flags of these student’s […]
Capital Alumna Publishes First Novel
Tiffany McDaniel, a 2007 graduate of Capital, published her first novel, The Summer that Melted Everything, this July and has received a great deal of praise for it. The novel […]
Transforming lives through community service
During the course of the semester, the students of Professor Sherry Mong’s social problems class (SOC 330), and Nate Jackson’s ethics class (UC-410), will be working with a local community service […]
ODI expansion creates diverse student space
Over the summer, Capital completed renovations that expanded the Office of Diversity and Inclusion in the Harry C. Moores Student Union. The Denvy A. Bowman Diversity and Inclusion Center now includes an […]
New FASFA Changes
New changes are coming to the Free Application for Student Aid (FASFA) in 2016 for the 2017-2018 school year. The FAFSA is moving the date students can first apply for […]
Volleyball team nears conference play
With the fall sports season underway, Capital University’s volleyball program is just approaching conference play. Under second-year head coach Leah Farrell, the team is looking to improve on a 4 […]
Controversial pro-life protest on campus
Graphic images lined the sidewalks of Pleasant Ridge and stood just outside the gate on Main Street as pro-life organization Created Equal protested abortion Tuesday afternoon. Some protesters stood holding […]
Sept 11th: fifteen years later
The morning was comfortable and sunny as 8 million New Yorkers went about their Tuesday routines. Before the sun had crossed a third of the sky, the city shook with […]
Flooding raises questions in students
Flooding in Schaaf Hall has been a problem for years, and this year, the flood is affecting the south side of Schaaf to the courtyard. Wesley Snow, interim director of […]