Behind the ink: our bodies as canvases
Paige Matuszynski, first year, has one tattoo, which is a graphic of the sun, moon and stars, on her right ankle. Matuszynski got the tattoo …
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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Taking a knee on campus: players react
The issue of taking a knee during the national anthem originally surfaced during the NFL 2016 season, but President Trump’s Twitter posts have recently sparked …
Upcoming events at Bexley Public Library
The Bexley Public Library, located at 2411 E. Main St., has scheduled many events for all ages in October and November that are free to attend. Here is …
Public safety advises students in case of crisis
Many people have been left heartbroken and scared for their safety after the terror attack in Las Vegas, and it is important to remember the …
Time capsule to preserve memories in CMC
Faculty is currently requesting students get involved with a time capsule project for Capital’s latest building, the Convergent Media Center (CMC). Terry Lahm, senior associate …
Campus organizations call for hurricane relief donations
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have wreaked havoc on much of the southern states, and though Capital is unaffected, many staff and students are leading efforts …