Quick Questions: Where Did the Broccoli Go?
In this edition of Quick Questions, Managing News Editor Evelyn Soto ’28 investigates broccoli’s disappearance from Valentine Dining Hall and the time of its return.
Evelyn Soto '28
Student Affairs Eliminates Four Leadership Roles Amid Budget Constraints
Four staff positions across college resource centers and Religious and Spiritual Life have been eliminated as part of a long-term restructuring to address budget constraints and better respond to student needs.
Israeli Activist Noa Tishby Visits Campus
Noa Tishby, who formerly served as the Israeli government’s special envoy for combating antisemitism and delegitimization, gave a talk on Monday titled “Israel and Antisemitism: Setting the Facts Straight.” Tishby discussed Zionism, antisemitism, and the violence in Gaza.
Professor Discusses Homophobic Populism in Latin America
Dwight D. Morrow 1895 Professor and Department Chair of Political Science Javier Corrales discussed populist anti-LGBTQ+ movements in Latin America, arguing that they frame illiberal agendas as promoting the public good.
Winterfest Canceled Due to Budget Restrictions
Due to the current economic environment — higher interest rates, ongoing inflation, and political uncertainties — which affects the College’s operating budget, the Winter Festival is canceled this year. The festival was established in 2012 and sponsored by the Office of the President.
Hastings Residents Settle, Recall Difficult Move-In
Students reflect on the tumultuous Hastings Apartments construction after living in The Residences Extended Stay following a multi-week delay caused by final approvals for critical systems. Residents moved into the Hastings Apartments on Thursday.
Lillia Hammond: From Volleyball Courts to Rocket Science
Fueled by boundless curiosity and a deep love for creation, Lillia Hammond '25 forges connections between art and engineering — mentoring, building, and leading with a spark that lights every room she enters.