The Chimes office in the Convergent Media Center (CMC) will be converted to an aquarium for the summer months, in an attempt to get accepted students excited about coming here in the fall. […]
Almost seven years after President Obama’s Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed and passed, the Republican party aims to finally repeal and replace the plan with the American Health Care […]
The Senate voted to confirm Betsy DeVos as Education Secretary Monday after a tie-breaker vote forced Vice President Mike Pence to make the final decision. The decision came after many […]
The United States has officially begun the process to close its borders, imposing a waiting period on seven Muslim-majority nations in an attempt to dispel terrorism. On Jan. 27, President […]
Being a writer is hard. Unlike other forms of art like photography, theatre, and videography, writers have to use strictly words to convey their emotions. Writers can’t just frown for […]
The Cabaret Theatre is beginning its 2016-2017 season with “A Very Long Engagement,” adapted for the stage by Dan Heaton, from the novel and film of the same name. Taking place […]
After months of searching, the Office of Student and Community Engagement (SCE) has found a replacement for the assistant director position. Jessica Wilson took the assistant director position two weeks […]
Beginning Thursday, Feb. 18, Capital University will host “A Midwinter’s Tale,” originally a film by Kenneth Branagh, that has never been staged before. The film has been adapted for the […]
