Paul stepping down: Students react
Friday’s announcement about President Beth Paul’s plans to step down from her position at the end of the academic year was met with mixed student reactions; some saw the announcement […]
Here’s why writing on a college paper is so much harder than you think
I want to start this off by saying that I’m not trying to make excuses. I understand that this may come off as whiny or obnoxious, and I’m ok with […]
Capital incorporates iPads in classrooms
From laptops to iPhones to the standard paper and pencil, there are a variety of note-taking methods, including the addition of iPads. This year, for a group of about 100 […]
Don’t let college kick your butt: 4 helpful life hacks
College is hard, and who doesn’t love some good life hacks? From parking to dorm cooking to saving money on books, we’ve got you covered. Saving on Books The university […]
Bexley’s Schneider Park continues to grow, benefit the community
The city of Bexley has been developing Schneider Park since its establishment in the spring, recently adding an athletic field space, which has been accessible to the public since the […]
Addition of iLearn app creates ease for students
For many first-year students, and even upperclassmen, the transition from high school to college can be a very messy and unorganized time, and here to help is an iLearn app […]
Nifty thrifting shopping solutions for broke students
Shopping is a fantastic way to spend a Saturday, but there’s only one problem: shopping costs money, something college kids are generally known to be lacking. An easy solution? Go […]