Two Record Editors spent a brisk autumn afternoon gallivanting around campus appreciating the diverse public art pieces the College has to offer. They have collected the highlights and have been kind enough to educate the rest us on what they have found.
Themed nights by Dining Services such as “Cuisines of Africa” and “Congee Night” have polarized the student body — some applaud these efforts to represent their home cuisines, while others decry what they see as half-hearted attempts that fall short of satisfying their cravings.
What is the most visited page on the College webpage? The unexpected answer, according to Director of Sports Information Dick Quinn, is the Eph Sports Information site, where one can find score updates, event livestreams, and player profiles and more.
After playing his first baseball game in almost two years, Kedar Veeraswamy ’24 reflects on what was lost due to the COVID-19 pandemic and describes the inimitable thrill of returning to his sport.
Walk-on athletes like van Eck who joined a team that they were not initially recruited for have long played an important role for the Ephs. With spring competition rapidly approaching, several teams have looked to take walk-ons from fall or winter sports to fill in their gaps.
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