Day: September 30, 2015

Overnight prep produces perfect on-the-go breakfast

By PENINA REMLER – 11 years ago

Courtesy of the Feature Wall Even though school started nearly a month ago, my Tuesday/Thursday 9 a.m. Span­ish class continues to be my biggest struggle this academic year. No matter…

New Aramark dietician promotes healthy college living

By SHELIA HU – 11 years ago

Courtesy of LinkedIn It is unclear whether or not Aramark will stay on as the College’s primary food supplier next year. More clear are Campus Dining’s intentions to improve campus…

Sustainability scholar encourages movement inclusivity

By EILIS DONOHUE – 11 years ago

On Sept. 22 in the Villard Room, renowned en­vironmentalist, author and Paul Sears Dis­tinguished Professor of Environmental Studies and Politics at Oberlin College David Orr gave a lecture entitled “Higher…

Outside the Bubble

By ELIZABETH DEAN AND JEREMY MIDDLEMAN – 11 years ago

Pope Francis’ American Tour Sparks Dia­logue of Change Within Catholic Church Sept. 28 marked the last day of Pope Francis’ first trip to the United States since his election in…

Butterbeer Brewers fly higher with freshmen muggles

By ASHLEY HOYLE – 11 years ago

On many afternoons, Vassar students can expect a magical view behind Chicago Hall, as Vassar’s Quidditch team, the almost 30-player strong Butterbeer Brewers, mount their brooms on Joss beach and…

Journeying Brewers aim to make strides, travel far and wide

By WINNIE YEATES – 11 years ago

Courtesy of Vassar Athletics Men’s Tennis This past weekend, the men’s tennis team hosted the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Division III Northeast Regional Men’s Championship, where 19 teams from across…

Corporate criminal negligence dismissed in name of profit

By JOSHUA SHERMAN – 11 years ago

“Our company was dishonest with the EPA…and in my German words we have totally screwed up,” remarked Michael Horn, President and CEO of Volkswagen’s American division in a statement to…

Trigger warnings beneficial to students

By EMMA JONES – 11 years ago

Lately the growing presence of trigger warn­ings on college campuses has come under fire in the news. Many fear that these precau­tionary notices impede intellectual growth and restrict academic freedom,…