Classic Signals: Students seek last-minute tutoring for exams
As the College reaches its halfway point in the semester, students may start to feel the stress of preparing for midterm exams. […]
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Classic Signals: Students donate goods to tsunami victims
Over the past two months, the United States was a victim of three devastating hurricanes. […]
Classic Signals: College prioritizes minority inclusion
Over the past few months, the College has significantly planned and redefined what diversity means to the campus community. […]
Classic Signals: Flu vaccinations in high demand
The flu returns to campus year after year, impacting the students, faculty and staff of the College community. […]
Classic Signals: College continues campus renovations
This past summer, major construction projects took place around campus. Buildings such as the Brower Student Center and Science Complex have undergone several renovations, and the STEM Building will soon open its doors for students and faculty. […]
Classic Signals: College inaugurates Gitenstein
In Oct. of 1999, R. Barbara Gitenstein became the 15th president to serve the College community. Gitenstein took office and became the first female president on campus. This July, Gitenstein announced her plan to retire in June 2018, after serving 18 memorable years. Gitenstein will leave behind both academic and physical contributions to the College that have improved the institution’s focus on higher education. […]
Classic Signals: Students move in to new homes
It’s hard to believe another school year is already here. Freshmen are eager to move into their new home at the College and begin a new chapter in their lives. Although moving in can be a stressful experience, upperclassman at the College anxiously wait to help speed up the process and give an extra set of helping hands. In 2000, several organizations on campus helped freshman with the move-in process. […]
Classic Signals: Professors protest against state
Professors and faculty at the College went on strike in 1974 because the state refused their proposals. Production Manager Brielle Bryan spoke to faculty members who protested working under expired contracts on April 12. […]
Classic Signals: College promotes resources for sexual assault
The College hosts a variety of events throughout April in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month in order to continue the conversation about sexual assault and rape culture. The College discusses sexual assault and promotes its available resources in order to encourage survivors to come forward. […]
Classic Signals: Minorities lack representation
In 2002, students stood up to the Student Finance Board and Student Government, arguing that minorities were not equally represented in these organizations. Today, the campus is continuing its efforts to be both diverse and inclusive, however, some students still feel administration could do better. […]
Classic Signals: Students fight for jobs after graduation
In 2009, College officials noticed an increase in students pursuing postgraduate education, including those who enrolled in master’s programs or took at least one additional course after getting their bachelor’s degree. […]
Classic Signals: Discrimination causes student to feel unsafe
After a homosexual student read “Die Faggot” on a flier delivered under his dorm room door in 2001, the student was concerned for his safety. […]
Classic Signals: The Singal spreads fake news
Every week, Features Editor Alyssa Gautieri hits the archives and finds old Signals that relate to current College topics and top stories. Every April, The Signal staff creates an April Fool’s edition of the campus […]
Classic Signals: College reevaluates residence hall demolitions
In 2004, the College reported that Centennial Hall would be demolished within the year. While students expressed sentimental feelings, they were eager to see the old building replaced with an updated residence hall. The College also said Norsworthy Hall would be demolished in 2005. […]