GSuite: The latest IT feature now free to students
The wonders of Google never cease to thrive. On Jan. 3, 2019, Information Technology Director Steve Terry announced Capital’s latest IT feature for students and …
Author: Julie Smallsreed
Julie is the web editor of the Chimes and is a third-year Professional Writing and Journalism and Creative Writing major at Capital University. jsmallsreed@capital.edu
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First-time voting doesn’t have to bring first-time nervousness
Voting in my first election ever was and wasn’t exactly how I imagined it. My birthday is in March, meaning that I missed out on …
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“Glory to Columbus:” Crew SC comes home
Chants of “Glory to Columbus” filled the stands as the Columbus Crew SC returned home to MAPFRE Stadium for their last home game before the …
I tried Tinder University so you don’t have to
Tinder. Love it, hate it, make fun of it, but we all know it—and a good majority of us have it. Working with their college student demographics, …
Aladdin brings changes to university dining
On Aug. 1, Aladdin replaced Aramark as Capital’s food service provider, signing a five year contract. Aladdin Food Management Services has been in business for …
Sanitary CMC: help keep our building clean
Since Loy Hall was razed to create the Convergent Media Center (CMC), Capital has enjoyed its newest, most pristine building. Loy Hall, originally built in …