Satire: Schaaf residents partake in ‘Jeyer is Watching January’
Since students’ return to campus after a refreshing winter break, there have been no damages made to Schaaf Hall by any of its residents, leading …
35th annual MLK Day of Learning: ‘Ceilings only survive when we pretend that they are not there.’
Exuberant praise filled Mees Hall as Gregory J. Watkins and The Worship and Praise Chorale kicked off the 35th Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Day …
Athletes with Ohio ties prepare to compete at Winter Olympics
In February, athletes from the United States will travel to Milan, Italy to compete in the 25th Winter Olympic Games. Among the nearly 4,000 Olympic …
Your professor is probably using AI
Due to artificial intelligence’s (AI) elevating role in society, students are becoming more comfortable cheating on assignments; however, teachers are also using generative AI to …
7 benefits you didn’t know Capital had
The university, in its mission to transform lives and give students opportunities they can’t get elsewhere, tries to give its students benefits that come along …
When the herd hits the stage: Cabaret Theatre’s production of ‘Rhinoceros’
Down in the basement of the student union, university students and parents alike gathered for a performance of “Rhinoceros” by Eugène Ionesco. Productions of the …