Author: Nathan Hutchins
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 […]
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 […]
Women’s Lacrosse attacks conference play
The spring sports season is nearing its peak, but women’s lacrosse is far from finished. They are currently sporting a 6-4 record and have won three games straight. The team […]
PATSO comes to Cabaret, performing “Leaving Iowa”
This weekend, Leaving Iowa will come to the Cabaret Theatre’s stage. This will be the second feature-length play performed by Performing Arts To Serve Others (PATSO) after their fall semester […]
Student offended by campus-famous dog’s butt
More and more of Capital University is becoming aware of the semi-famous “window doggo” that lives on the first floor of Cotterman Hall; however, one disgruntled student has reason to […]
Cross country learns to toughen up and fight
The upcoming cross country season will undoubtedly be an important one in the history of the program, as radical changes are underway. This season, head coach Hanna Eastbrook says that […]
Cotterman’s ‘Window Doggo’ gains fame
Plenty of students on campus have pets, but they’re not all as iconic as Butter. Butter is a corgi/golden retriever mix that can often be seen lounging in the window […]