The most common question of the election season is of course who to vote for. However, with election day rapidly approaching, it is important for people to not only know who they are voting for, but how to vote, what to do if someone is…
Most people don’t realize that non-cis males are underrepresented in several humanities fields. Research* shows that females receive only 31 percent of Bachelor’s degrees in philosophy, 44 percent of Bachelor’s degrees in classics and 27 percent of Bachelor’s degrees in music composition nation-wide. Does New…
This weekend, the CEO’s Novo Network program brought nine students out of the “New College Bubble” to network with NCF alums in Atlanta, Georgia. However, unlike usual Novo Network events, the trip also featured a Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) forum and focused on helping…
This week (11/2 – 11/10), activists have the opportunity to attend spoken word, cultural heritage festivals, speaker panels, documentary screenings and VOTE! Read on if you want to get involved in the community regarding LGTBQIA+ rights, diversity, the war on drugs, indigenous rights, or…
When I got to Orange Blossom Community Garden for my interview with coordinator Barbara Powell-Harris, a boy named Cameron ran up to the gate with the key to let me in. Cameron lives in the neighborhood and comes to the garden all the time, he…
Pumpkins, hay bales and - most importantly - caramel apples, were just some of the goodies provided at the second annual Pumpkin Patch Party. Hosted by the Counseling and Wellness Center (CWC), this event brought fall splendor to many students who rarely see a notable…
There have been recent efforts among faculty and students to create more dialogue on campus. Planning efforts for the next Day of Dialogue have begun as professors brainstorm on how to bring dialogue to campus. During the Faculty Meeting on Sept. 14, Professor of Music…
BY CAITLYN RALPH AND JASMINE RESPESS A lot happens in the music world between the Catalyst’s weekly production schedule. While Caitlyn and Jasmine would love to cover it all, they can’t – so, instead, we gave them a category and had them write up bite-sized…
Classrooms have rarely gotten so loud. As bars and burns are flung in the air and beats played from a borrowed Fishman acoustic amp lead class discussion, it’s easy to forget that this is all for academic credit. Classic Freestyle and Floetry Tutorial is commonly…
Of the 193 humans and seven zombies that began this year’s annual game of Zombies, no humans survived. Sunday, Oct. 23, 2016 At 3 a.m. Sunday morning two students called a group together for help with their thesis. Lily Gonzales stood in the center of…
