Ever had trouble deciding whether to go to a cafe, bar, or lunch spot? This week, the Record went to Steeple City Social, a ...

Men’s lacrosse (6-7, 2-6 NESCAC) snapped their four-game losing streak in a 14-13 win against the MIT Engineers (7-6) on ...

Debbie Shea reflects on her time working in the College's Dining Services, and the connections she strives for on the job.

Dining hall meals are a mouthful — and not just literally. Whether students are grabbing a plate of lava lava shrimp, a ...

Vice President for Institutional Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leticia S.E. Haynes ’99 will leave the College on June 30, ...

In a college that is roughly 50 percent female, an excess of women in some majors (e.g., ~75 percent in biology and psychology in the class of 2026, based on a hand-count of departmental major rosters ...

In conversations I’d had with professors, deans, and administrators, I frequently heard some version of the same ...

Creating or performing music on campus can be a challenge. The only spaces with adequate soundproofing and drumkits are the few practice rooms in Bernhard Music Center, which require key access, and ...

The College’s comprehensive fee, which encompasses tuition, housing, meals, and mandatory student fees, will total $95,960 for the 2026-27 academic year. This represents an increase of 5.7 percent ...

No. 16 men’s tennis (8-3, 5-1 NESCAC) fell 7-0 to the No. 2 Tufts Jumbos (15-2, 6-0 NESCAC) in windy conditions at home on ...

After acting as managing director for over a decade, Janet Curran ’02 stopped working at Images Cinema after her position was ...

Now, after almost seven years as the College’s writing center director, I have come to see that writing academic papers is the equivalent of long looking at one’s own ideas. I once believed the worst ...