Trinity Lutheran Seminary announced that they would be letting go of several staff members as well as adding and changing a few administrative positions in light of the decision to […]
When Capital University comes to mind, people usually think of a few different strong programs, one of them being business. The most prominent position within the business school is the […]
Aramark will be returning to Capital to provide next year’s food services, according to vice president of business and finance, Mike Horan. The food service provider will be entering its […]
President Beth Paul has appointed Dr. Jody S. Fournier to the position of provost and vice president of learning, concluding a nationwide search that began last year. The decision has […]
“I hereby proclaim that the entry of nationals of Syria as refugees is detrimental to the interests of the United States and thus suspend any such entry until such time […]
Jalen Mitchell reported to campus police on Jan. 26 that he found a note containing racist and homophobic language taped to the back door of his university-owned residence. After further […]
Protesters took to the streets of downtown Columbus Monday evening to speak out against President Donald Trump’s recent executive order, which bans refugees, migrants and foreign nationals from seven mostly […]
Gov. John Kasich has signed House Bill 48, passed by the Ohio General Assembly last week, that will allow concealed carry weapon (CCW) license holders to carry in various previously […]
The quarter moon hung in the sky the night that Brittany Daughenbaugh, a third-year biology pre-med student, was heading down Francis Avenue. She had been unable to sleep and decided […]
At 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, a group of about 100 students and faculty gathered in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) to begin a march for diversity after […]
