Maintaining Motivation During Virtual Learning
(Featured image courtesy of Julia M Cameron via Pexels) While remote classes are unfortunately still required, Zoom calls and iLearn discussion forums have certainly lost whatever novelty …
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
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Capital Student Publishes Book of Poetry
(Featured photo taken by Tommy Bruning) For Alyssa Burley, second year Emerging Media major and newly published poet, the coronavirus quarantine was an exceptional creative …
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Schumacher Gallery exhibit showcases Civil Rights Movement through History
This semester, the Schumacher Gallery will exhibit the works of Danny Lyon, one of the nation’s preeminent street photographers.
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Pastor Drew Takes on Ethics
All Capital students are aware of the university’s requirement for an Ethics course; this semester, University Pastor Drew Tucker has taken the position of professor for two sections of the University Core class.
Reflections on the 30th Annual MLK Day of Learning
Staff Reporter Emily Dietz Notable Moments The 30th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Day of Learning was held last Monday, and although the proceedings …
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 …