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“Big Little Lies” Gives Little More than Closure this Summer

“Big Little Lies” Gives Little More than Closure this Summer

Based on Liane Moriarty’s novel of the same title, “Big Little Lies” set out to be a limited series with just one seven-episode season. However, the hype surrounding the show resulted in a season two, giving fans what they begged for. Did the second season live up to

International Students Lose Jobs Over Work Authorization Delays

International Students Lose Jobs Over Work Authorization Delays

EDITORS NOTE: originally published 2019-08-28, 20:00 EDT

College Welcomes Class of 2023

College Welcomes Class of 2023

New Student Orientation began on Aug. 27, when the campus opened the doors on its freshman quad to 469 new students and their families. According to the Office of Admission, these students are among 1,195 students accepted into the class of 2023 and among 10,567 students who applied,

College Among Pilot Group for ‘Adversity Score’ Tool

College Among Pilot Group for ‘Adversity Score’ Tool

The college was one of 50 institutions across the nation to test the College Board’s recently released Environmental Context Dashboard during the past admissions cycle for the class of 2023, according to The Boston Globe. The dashboard, more colloquially referred to as the “adversity score,” will become available to

Fresh Faculty: Kristen Luschen

Fresh Faculty: Kristen Luschen

Kristen Luschen is the Lewis-Sebring visiting professor in educational studies. She received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the State University of New York at Buffalo. She completed a doctorate in cultural foundations of education and a certificate of advanced study in women’s studies at Syracuse

Dean of Students Strives for Inclusivity in First Year

The college welcomed new Dean of Students Elizabeth Agosto to campus in mid-June to begin work in the 2019-2020 academic year. As dean of students, Agosto will be responsible for overseeing several areas of Student Affairs, including Residential Life, Student Activities and the resource centers, among others. Chief

Student Affairs Given Jurisdiction Over Resource Centers

On July 1, all resource centers — including the Center for Diversity and Student Leadership, the Center for International Student Engagement, the Multicultural Resource Center, the Queer Resource Center and the Women and Gender Center — moved from the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) to the Office of Student Affairs (OSA)