Intense rain leads to flooding in Saylor-Ackermann
Columbus was struck with a gnarly storm on the evening of Sunday, Nov. 5, and after hours of rainfall, the basement of residence hall Saylor-Ackermann …
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.
Stephanie Wilson named new provost of experiential learning, looking to increase community engagement
Stephanie Wilson, recently named assistant provost of experiential learning, is looking to increase community engagement with students across campus. The Bonner Foundation, a new organization …
Drexel Theatre named historic landmark
The Drexel Theatre’s Ohio historic landmark memorial was unveiled at 6 p.m. on Nov. 7, 2017. Having been added to the National Register of Historic …
Colleges Against Cancer hopes to increase awareness, campus presence
Colleges Against Cancer is an organization comprised of students who want to spread awareness on campus and make a change when it comes to cancer. …
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Campus publications offer outlet for student work
Capital is a place where students thrive through creative and written freedom and is, naturally, home to various academic (and non-academic) publications. ReCap, Capital’s literary …
Students continue to speak out against dining services on campus
From moldy food to unsanitary environments and a plethora of critical violations, Capital students are getting more frustrated by the minute with Aramark’s unsatisfactory service. …