A Capital University education from the safety of home
Just about all university students have gotten a taste of virtual learning since the COVID-19 pandemic began. At Capital, students finished up Spring 2020 and …
Author: Emily Dietz
Emily is a sophomore English literature major at Capital, and a reporter and distribution manager for the Chimes. When she's not carting papers around campus, Emily enjoys watching Jeopardy, bothering her cats, and eating mac and cheese. edietz@capital.edu.
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Campus in the time of COVID-19
Next week will be the first time in six months that Capital University’s campus will be fully open—students living in residence halls, in-person classes, coffee …
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Zooming into student organizations: What will this semester hold?
The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t doing its part to set college students up for success this semester. It has been widely documented that student engagement during …
Satire: Live Public Safety: A&E’s worst-rated show yet!
A&E Network has just announced that season 5 of Live PD, the Emmy winning documentary series, will break from the show’s traditional practice of following …
Intramural sports provide competitive play without the pressure
Whether you’ve been looking for a healthy way to reduce stress or if you’ve just been waiting for a chance to triumph over your roommate …
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Capital’s MLK Day of Learning aims to inspire action
Each year, the university honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by hosting an all-day event known as MLK Day of Learning, which includes an opening …