Capital Holds Virtual Graduation Ceremony
Tears, farewells, words of encouragement, and President Paul’s final goodbye were some of the highlights of Capital’s first virtual graduation. Capital, like many other education …
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BREAKING: University Announces Plans for Returning to Campus this Fall
The University is developing plans for students to return to campus this fall. In a University update sent to students, faculty, and staff on May …
Former Federal Consumer Watchdog talks politics, new book
In addition to being the husband of Capital Law Professor Margaret “Peggy” Cordray, Richard Cordray holds many titles. Such titles include, but are not limited …
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Immunocompromised life during COVID-19
COVID-19 has caused revolutionary changes to everyone’s lifestyles, even more so for immunocompromised individuals. Rebecca Davis, junior history major, is one of those people. Davis …
How the #CapFam is spending #quarantine
It’s the middle of April. The weather is getting warmer, the semester is getting busier, and the news is getting weirder, but let’s face it—we …
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Meet the new SCE Associate Director
The university has hired a new Associate Director for the Office of Student and Community Engagement (SCE), Matthew Rhyand. Rhyand spoke in an email about …