Students, alumni reflect on documentary
The student-led documentary Capital in the Sixties has received positive responses from current students and alumni after several on and off-campus showings. Behind the camera, students from the class who […]
Before the Future Begins, There’s Grad Week
As the semester ends, graduating seniors are making plans for their lives after college. However, there is one important part left in the Capital experience: Grad Week; full of memorable […]
Theology for Everybody: Sabbath
Rev. Drew Tucker dtucker@capital.edu “What does the word Sabbath mean?” Great question! To Sabbath means to take a break from life’s work, to rest, and to give thanks to […]
Movie Rewind 2019 – Analyzing Childhood Movies
This year, All Dogs Go to Heaven turns 30, Stuart Little turns 20, and Coraline turns 10. Time flies doesn’t it? To celebrate the anniversary of these beloved childhood classics, […]
Opinion: Crusader connotations have changed
As defined by Merriam and Webster, a crusader is someone “who makes an impassioned and sustained effort to bring about social or political change,” and it is definitely one of […]
Summer Scholars Reveal Plans for Projects
The Chimes reached out to this year’s upcoming Summer Scholars to get a glimpse at what projects these students will be working on while school is out. Nicky Gutierrez […]
Four years of memories for seniors
The Chimes asked seniors about their favorite memories from their time at Capital, the responses are below. Spencer Delk “My fraternity, Alpha Sigma Phi, did a fundraiser for my mom […]