Plans for housing: what to expect in coming years
The university recently finalized its master plan and announced a hike in tuition and housing rates. These developments, along with the university’s reuniting with Trinity …
Author: Heather Barr
Heather Barr is the current Editor-In-Chief of The Chimes and a senior at Capital University, studying Journalism and Professional Writing. hbarr@capital.edu
Students share the stories behind their laptop stickers
“I just thought [putting stickers on my laptop] was an interesting way to show the things I’m involved with,” Alexandra Baker, a graduate nursing student, …
Service-based learning in the Near East
Service-based learning is becoming a standard in higher education, and Capital has many opportunities available to students and organizations that want to make a difference. …
BREAKING NEWS: Unknown male exposes himself to woman in SA
Between 8:15 and 8:24 a.m. today, an unidentified man allegedly exposed himself to a female Aetna employee on the third floor of Saylor-Ackermann (SA) residence …
Provost Funion turns yurt-office into bed and breakfast
Provost Jody Funion has turned his office, a yurt on Schaaf lawn, into a bed and breakfast for students disgruntled with their living situation in …
Student government settles on drunk bus as new mascot
Student government has chosen the drunk bus as the university’s mascot after the death and consumption of Purpose the Porpoise at last year’s seafood barbeque. …