Internet connectivity on Capital’s campus
In the 21st century, Wi-Fi is a necessity on college campuses. With the increased use of technology for education, fast and reliable access to the …
Author: Emily Dietz
Emily is a sophomore English literature major at Capital, and a reporter & distribution manager for the Chimes. When she's not carting papers around campus, Emily enjoys watching Jeopardy, bothering her cats, and eating mac & cheese. edietz@capital.edu
Immersed in History
If you’ve ever walked through the Convergent Media Center, chances are you’ve seen the glass case holding an Emmy trophy. For the past two years, …
Leaving a legacy of curiosity, “who is Alex Trebek?”
Most college professors could stand to take a few lessons from Alex Trebek. The renowned host of the TV trivia show “Jeopardy!”, who passed away …
Breaking News / Campus News / Featured / News
Breaking: Classes will move to remote after Thanksgiving break
Earlier today, in a COVID-19 update email addressed to all students, Capital University administration addressed a return to campus following Thanksgiving Break—although campus facilities will …
Effects of COVID on Capital’s Admissions
In recent years, Capital University has had trouble filling their entering class. Since 2010, the number of first-year students starting during the fall semester has …
News / Opinion / Student Life
Looking inside the minority experience at Capital
#CapFam. The phrase conjures up the image of an inclusive community: students eating in One Main Café, studying in the Convergent Media Center, chatting at …