PHOTOS – Issue 4, Spring 2016
All photos for Issue 4, including some not found in the physical version, can be found here.
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April 15, 2016
PHOTOS – Issue 3, Spring 2016
All photos for Issue 3, including some not found in the physical version, can be found here.
April 4, 2016
"It's satisfying knowing that you're working toward a goal that’s outside of academics, and you have teammates that are going to celebrate with you at the end,” said first-year transfer and triathlon tutorial participant Kevin Wilborn.
Students intertwine academics and wellness in triathlon tutorial
Between classes, extracurriculars, jobs, family and friends, college students have little time to spare throughout the week. Consequently, personal wellness easily slips to the bottom of the daily to-do list—especially at New College, where coursework comes in droves and studying creeps into the deep…
March 11, 2016
Lou Murray is many things. The first he’d probably tell you about is his position as a deacon at the Bethlehem Baptist church- the oldest church in Newtown. But he’s also the vice president of the Manatee/ Sarasota Democratic Black Caucus of Florida, a food security veteran and a grandpa. He’s retired and plays golf on Mondays. But mostly, Lou is a kick ass community activist.
PHOTOS – Issue 2, Spring 2016
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March 10, 2016
Venturing outside the bubble: New College and National Student Exchange
Study abroad is expensive. Like, way expensive. Fortunately, New College participates in the National Student Exchange (NSE), a nonprofit consortium of almost 200 schools. These schools exchange students through special programs that cut the cost of of study abroad and help fill in gaps where…
February 25, 2016
PHOTOS – Issue 1, Spring 2016
All photos for Issue 1, including some not found in the physical version, can be found here.
February 25, 2016
NCSA updates – December 2, 2015
As the semester is coming to an end, the New College Student Alliance (NCSA) is starting to close up for Winter Break. The Auxiliary Cabinet is saying goodbye to thesis students and Speakers of the Towne Meeting McAlister Grant and Evann Soltys-Gilbert. Second-year Lara Herzog…
December 7, 2015
AP Tour finishes its comeback strong in Orlando
Headlined by Mayday Parade, the 2015 AP Tour finished its six-week journey through the nation last Wednesday in Orlando. Boasting a bright red logo and extensive coverage on youth underground culture, Alternative Press - coined AltPress or AP - is the one-stop shop for…
December 7, 2015
NCSA weekly updates – November 25, 2015
A faculty meeting was held in Sudakoff on Wednesday, Nov. 18. A committee on the Council of Academic Affairs (CAA) developed a new motion passed by faculty at the meeting. The committee is the Educational Policy Committee (EPC), and its student representatives are thesis…
November 28, 2015
No tipping, no problem?: College students take on the ‘hospitality included’ initiative
Some restaurants in New York City owned by mogul Daniel “Danny” Meyer are piloting a new “hospitality included” initiative, which is essentially just a euphemism for “no tipping.” Meyer’s restaurant, the Modern, rolled out the policy Thursday, Nov. 19. The restaurant raised its menu…
November 28, 2015