English department reads personal work for students, staff
Four English professors and one student read their literary work for a small audience of students and staff at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, April 4 …
Author: Sydney Deibert
Sydney was the managing editor at the Chimes for her junior and senior years after working as a staff reporter during her first year at Capital in 2017. Sydney graduated in 2020 with a degree in professional writing and journalism. Some of her favorite things are cold brew, books about dragons, horror films, and her cat, Sterling.
Celebrating Easter as a nonreligious person
Typically, Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. People attend special church services, dress up in fancy clothes, and eat cross-shaped chocolates. But …
Aramark finally throws in the towel, White Castle to become new campus dining service
Beginning in the fall, Aramark will be leaving Capital’s campus for good, and White Castle will become the new official food service provider. The MDR …
University president named new driver of the Drunk Bus
President Paula Bethany is set to become the new Drunk Bus driver in order to chaperone the students’ intoxicated Thursday night adventures and keep them …
Below the streets, above expectations: performers share talents for donations, bring life to public transportation
With instruments ranging from vocals to a decorated accordion, New York City subway performers bring culture and life to the monotony of the everyday commute. …
Death is inevitable, don’t let it get you down
No one lives forever. No one likes to think about it, but it’s true. Whether hit by a bus, death by disease, or maybe something …