Professional development event brings the dead to life
Zombies invaded campus on Thursday to give students of the public relations, journalism and other media departments real-world experience with a crisis situation. The idea …
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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
Lohman renovation on hold, housing lottery information to come
Long-term plans for Lohman have been put on hold, and students can expect to receive housing selection information by the end of this semester, said Jon …
Concealed carry vetoed by Student Government
Student government passed Senate Bill 1 Tuesday night, which called for the board of trustees to allow concealed carry and items such as pepper spray …
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New library director shares ideas for changes
The new director of library and information services, Rachel Rubin, says that her focus in her new position is to make sure the library is …
Adult education student talks about experiences in film
Jon Osbeck, an adult education student at Capital, has been interested in film since he saw Harrison Ford play both Indiana Jones and Han Solo …
Trinity’s Interim President gives information on integration progress
Capital and Trinity will legally become one institution and a dean of the seminary will be appointed as of Jan. 1, the Interim President of Trinity Rev. Stanley Olson, said.