Will Royce ’24 is a political economy major from Los Angeles, Calif. He is currently the executive editor for opinions, and he has previously served as a social media editor. Email: [email protected].
The College began its long-awaited demolition of Towne Field House on Nov. 6, following the discovery of a deteriorating structural beam and the building’s subsequent indefinite closure in March. To replace its functionality, the College will construct the Multipurpose Recreation Center (MRC), a temporary facility that will house indoor athletic practices, intramural sports, and other recreational activities.
Student workers at Grinnell College in Iowa recently voted to expand the Union of Grinnell Student Dining Workers (UGSDW) to include all hourly undergraduate student workers.
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.
Vincenzo Alcaro, a former College driver who was fired in 2019, initiated a lawsuit in October 2020 against the College alleging that the College wrongfully terminated his employment as retaliation for his claim for workers’ compensation.
On March 4, some 40-odd people at Images saw the world premiere of the feature film Hippies vs. Squirrelmen, directed by, written by, and starring Diego Mongue ’25. I was lucky enough to find out about...
Winter Carnival usually capitalizes on cold and snowy weather to promote winter festivities – but last Friday, weather conditions were less than ideal.
Sabbatical leave is intended to give professors time off to conduct research in their field of expertise. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many professors were forced to postpone their 2020-2021 sabbatical leaves, causing an influx in the demand for leaves in the current academic year and beyond.
Will Royce '24 argues that members of the College's investment committees hold ties to the fossil fuel industry, and that these connections may be the reason behind the College's refusal to publicly commit to divestment.
The COVID-19 pandemic and a bumpy transition between funding systems in recent years have brought to the forefront issues of scarce funds and perceived disparities with varsity teams — issues that club sport members say challenge the values of inclusivity that their teams are based on.
