Tag: Capital Students
The annual ‘panic-inducing cluster of disappointment:’ students face woes with imperfect housing lottery
The housing lottery is the bane of my existence. Each year, students are lumped into three categories: rising senior, rising junior, and rising sophomore. These categories are determined by the […]
2017 Summer Scholars Announced
Undergraduate research continues to be a point of interest in applications for graduate schools and enriching undergraduate education. A relatively new method of undergraduate research at Capital is the Summer […]
What is higher education really worth?
While others will be donning their caps and gowns, celebrating with friends, and preparing to cross the stage, I will be walking out of the gate of learning and into […]
Roger Ingles hired as new athletic director
As of the end of March, Capital University has named Roger Ingles as the next athletic director. Ingles will replace Steve Bruning, who announced that he was stepping down from […]
Provost welcomes students to new yurt
In an effort to be more accessible to students, recently appointed provost and vice president of learning Jody Funion announced that he will be relocating his office to a yurt […]
Film program looks to give students actual chance at a career
As the 2016-17 academic year comes to a close, students make their frenzied march toward graduation with thoughts of summer, freedom and, of course, job prospects. For students in the […]
Suspicious urn sparks controversy
It seems like nursing students are perpetually stressed. With case studies, exams, return demonstrations and clinicals, it’s as if they can’t catch a break. But recent news has revealed that […]