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Women’s Lacrosse Rebounds From Opening Day With Four Wins

Women’s Lacrosse Rebounds From Opening Day With Four Wins

Two weeks ago, a day before their season opener, the women’s lacrosse head coach Christine Paradis highlighted a mentality she demands from her team: to “not let rankings and expectations get in the way of being fully present, taking each day is it comes and focusing on those little

Baseball Begins Season on a Roll With Solid Pitching and Hot Hitting Streaks

Baseball Begins Season on a Roll With Solid Pitching and Hot Hitting Streaks

The Mammoths traveled down to Florida during spring break to begin their season, finishing the week with five wins and three losses altogether. Two of these losses came against ranked opponents, Concordia University Chicago and the University of Southern Maine. Following their strong performance, outfielder Joe Palmo ’21 was recognized

College Placed on Lockdown Following Reports of Armed Person

College Placed on Lockdown Following Reports of Armed Person

Editor’s Note: This article mentions suicide. Resources for any person who is feeling depressed, troubled or suicidal are listed at the end of this article. The college was placed on lockdown on Wednesday, March 13 amid a police search in the woods south of campus for a potentially suicidal

SHEs to Hold Events Promoting Body Inclusivity

SHEs to Hold Events Promoting Body Inclusivity

The Student Health Educators (SHEs) will be hosting “My Body is Beautiful Week” from March 25 through April 6, during which a variety of interactive activities will promote body inclusivity and health throughout the college community. Through the event, the SHEs aim to move away from the popularized notion of

Students Explore Interfaith Relations at Retreat

Students Explore Interfaith Relations at Retreat

Religious and Spiritual Life (RSL) held its first-ever interfaith retreat, titled “Nourish,” from Friday, Feb. 15 to Saturday, Feb. 16. As part of a broad effort to engage students across all religious backgrounds, the retreat created a space for attendees to slow down and connect with themselves and each other.

Thoughts on Theses: Eric Kim

Thoughts on Theses: Eric Kim

Eric Kim is a philosophy major. His thesis explores medical ethics from the lens of the doctor as the main moral agent. His thesis advisor is R. John Cooper ’64 Presidential Teaching Professor of Philosophy Jyl Gentzler. Q: What is your thesis about?A: My thesis is a philosophy thesis

Science Labs to Count as Half Courses

Science Labs to Count as Half Courses

Starting in the 2019-2020 school year, a new academic policy will grant an additional half-course credit in lab science courses. Currently, only the biology and chemistry departments plan on using the policy for the next year. This policy was first approved by a faculty-wide vote in May 2018 and is