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CAL classes take on a new format for the fall

If you are enrolling in a humanities course for the fall, you may have noticed that some look less like an intimate liberal arts class and more like your general Chemistry course.

Mulling over Mueller

As the Robert Mueller obsession swept the nation over the last two years, I always remained ambivalent. While many believed that the Mueller Report would be the silver bullet that would bring down President Trump, you couldn’t convince me.

Stevens launches Farber Fellowship talks

This past Tuesday, the College of Arts and Letters hosted its first Farber Fellowship talk between Professor Alex Wellerstein and Dr.

Students jam out to local bands

The blue stage lights bounced sharply off the opaque bass of the drum set. Behind it, the lights from the New York City skyline skipped across the Hudson River, through the floor to ceiling windows of the Bissinger Room on the fourth floor of the Howe Center, and into the eyes of concert goers.

Priority Registration reinstated for all Pinnacle Scholars

Two weeks ago, the Office of the Provost reinstated priority status for students currently in the Pinnacle Scholars program. This reinstatement comes after the Provost’s Office had stripped priority status from many groups on campus, including those in the Pinnacle program, back in late February.

Us

Jordan Peele delivers yet another captivating and clever horror film with strong rewatchability. Us (2019) follows Adelaide Wilson (Lupita Nyong’o) and her family as they vacation at their beach house and are met by a family of red-jumpsuit-wearing, gold-scissor-carrying doubles.

New Zealand Acts to Stop Mass Shootings. Why Not U.S.?

Last month an avowed white supremacist shot to death 50 people in two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. The shooter carried out the slaughter with weapons, including an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle with a high-capacity magazine, that he had purchased legally, according to the BBC

Snevets announces new leased housing options

Following the closing of Hayden and Davis Halls to make room for the erection of the new student center, also known by its codename, the “Narfarvar Towers,” a large wave of upperclassmen have been forced off campus.

Eric Londres releases list of demands

Campus suzerain Eric Londres has released his list of demands for Snevets after the Snevets government capitulated early last week, ending the four-semester-long war between the two superpowers.