Before the Future Begins, There’s Grad Week
As the semester ends, graduating seniors are making plans for their lives after college. However, there is one important part left in the Capital experience: …
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.
Relay for Life walks into Capital
One out of three people in the United States is diagnosed with cancer sometime during their life. Cancer steals lives and devastates families each day; …
Provost reveals magical head-rubbing quality
Provost Jody Funion has been hiding something from the Capital community. Although his trademark bald head is well-known on campus, few students are aware of …
Students travel to Costa Rica for immersive experience
For many students, spring break was a time to relax and recharge for the final weeks of the semester. For a group of fifteen students, …
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Venmo etiquette: the dos and the don’ts
Venmo is an app that has made the uncomfortable business of requesting money from friends entirely digital—but that doesn’t mean all awkwardness has been eliminated. …
Students heading to Florida for spring break service trip
Spring break is fast approaching, and everyone is counting down the days until the time off. This year, a group of students are headed to …