Maya Angelou becomes first black woman on quarter
The U.S. Mint announced on Monday that celebrated writer and poet, Maya Angelou, is now featured on the US quarter. According to the U.S. Mint, …
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MLK Day of Learning continues to teach valuable lessons
Capital University’s long-standing MLK Day of Learning tradition had a successful 31st year which included a keynote speaker, student presentations, and workshops regarding Martin Luther …
Women’s basketball coach retires
Dixie Jeffers has announced her retirement after 35 years with Capital University. In that time Jeffers served as both the head coach for the women’s …
Facilities worker arrested and charged for gun threat
Yesterday, at 12:17 p.m., Capital P.D. responded to a complaint that a WFF employee was upset over being told to wear a mask in the …
Sigma Gamma Rho redefines their role on Capital’s campus
The historically black sorority, Sigma Gamma Rho, is returning to Capital’s campus. Sigma Gamma Rho was founded in 1922 at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana. …
Classes face cancellation with low sign-ups
Recently, students may have noticed that some courses look low on class seats (people who actually registered for the class) or may have been canceled …