Licensing exams for Capital graduates
Many Capital students will graduate in four years and be able to get a job right away with just their degree, but many more will …
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Adaptation of French novel brought to life on Cabaret stage
The Cabaret Theatre is beginning its 2016-2017 season with “A Very Long Engagement,” adapted for the stage by Dan Heaton, from the novel and film of …
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Capital Alumna Publishes First Novel
Tiffany McDaniel, a 2007 graduate of Capital, published her first novel, The Summer that Melted Everything, this July and has received a great deal of …
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Transforming lives through community service
During the course of the semester, the students of Professor Sherry Mong’s social problems class (SOC 330), and Nate Jackson’s ethics class (UC-410), will be working …
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ODI expansion creates diverse student space
Over the summer, Capital completed renovations that expanded the Office of Diversity and Inclusion in the Harry C. Moores Student Union. The Denvy A. Bowman Diversity and …
Volleyball team nears conference play
With the fall sports season underway, Capital University’s volleyball program is just approaching conference play. Under second-year head coach Leah Farrell, the team is looking …