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Title IX to Remain in Place Despite DeVos’ Speech

Following Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos’ speech on Sept. 7, in which she discussed plans to remove or alter portions of Title IX guidelines, the college’s administration vowed to continue in their efforts to prevent and manage sexual misconduct cases. DeVos’ announcement targeted a Title IX guidance letter for

Construction Projects Aim to Improve Campus

Construction Projects Aim to Improve Campus

The college took on new construction projects around campus this summer, including continued construction of the new science center, landscaping to the west of Keefe Campus Center, improvements to Marsh, Plimpton, Moore and Newport dormitories and rearrangement of resource centers in Keefe. The most prominent project — the new science center,

Thoughts on Theses: Christine Kim

Thoughts on Theses: Christine Kim

Christine Kim ’18 is an interdisciplinary major. Her thesis, titled “The Role of Medical Humanities in U.S. Education,” explores the evolving role that humanities play in medical school education. Her advisers are Professor of History John W. Servos, Professor of the History of Art and Asian Languages and Civilizations

Kesha Returns After Dramatic Trial with an Inspiring Message

Kesha Returns After Dramatic Trial with an Inspiring Message

Five years after her second album “Warrior” was produced, Kesha, now going by her birth name instead of the stage name Ke$ha, released her album “Rainbow.” At the age of 30, the pop star, known for her 2009 hit song “Tik Tok,” produced this heartfelt comeback album, an homage

Winter is Here with Irregular Pacing, Icy Gore and Plot Holes

Winter is Here with Irregular Pacing, Icy Gore and Plot Holes

WARNING: The following review contains spoilers for “Game of Thrones” Season 7. When it was first announced that the last two seasons of “Game of Thrones” would feature a reduced episode count, many were quick to draw their own conclusions. Some thought this meant showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss

If I May: The Peculiar State of Men’s Pro Tennis

The state of men’s tennis today is, in a word, bizarre. For most of the season, the No. 1 player in the world was Andy Murray. This year, Murray won just one tournament (the Dubai Open in February). In the four Grand Slam tournaments, he failed to make it

Why We’re Here: The American Dream and the “Other”

President Donald Trump’s recent decision to end DACA seems to show, above anything else, that he and those around him struggle to understand the perspective of those whose lives they are drastically changing. Empathy can be difficult, especially if the other person’s life seems too far away and