Meal plans may not offer value
It’s a new week, and for many students this means a new quota of blocks to use up before Oct. 16.
Pilot provides at-home cluster access
Pulling an all-nighter in the cluster may soon be a thing of the past, thanks to a new initiative by Computing Services.
New H&SS course recognizes significant banned, restricted books
One group of students is recognizing banned books all semester long through a new course.
Community supports cancer research at annual Relay for Life event
Last week's Relay for Life event invited the campus community to join together to support the American Cancer Society.
Sorority uses ninja game to raise awareness of domestic violence
Given the chance to be ninjas for a day, students across campus participated in a giant game of “Ultimate Ninja.”
Campus News in Brief
The Carnegie Institute of Technology (CIT) has created a new master’s degree program.
Crime and Incident
Police received reports that four white males were knocking over mailboxes near Forbes Avenue and Beeler Street.
Lecture Previews
The STUDIO for Creative Inquiry will present Jer Thorp, a major figure in computational design.
Statistically Speaking
Quadruple amputee Philippe Croizon swam the English Channel on Sept. 18.