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The College recently acquired the collection of Sterling A. Brown, a notable critic and poet who was Class of 1922. Students and professors have had the ability to engage with his materials in a variety of courses.
An estimated 80 students who stayed on campus over spring break lived in largely empty buildings, ate all of their meals at Driscoll, the only dining hall that was open, and found community.
Professor of Comparative and Japanese Literature Christopher Bolton and Professor Emeritus at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design Frenchy Lunning discussed fandom and fashion’s role in culture and identity formation at an event titled Fashion, Subculture, and Cosplay on Feb. 10.
Masks are no longer universally required for athletes and performers in certain venues. While some students welcomed the change, others have questioned perceived inconsistencies in the policy.
Student participation in clubs this semester has increased as many groups are reviving in-person activities, a Record survey of Registered Student Organization (RSO) leaders found.
Student opinion on the College’s COVID-19 policies is divided, a Record survey found, with a slim majority of students in support of the College’s overall approach and a plurality disapproving of aspects of the masking and visitor policies.
