Shining a spotlight on students affected by ADHD

Courses at New College are known for their academic rigor, but students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can have trouble focusing in class, staying organized and completing assignments on time. The new Assistant Director of Student Disability Services (SDS) Joe Mayer, who has ADHD…

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Clambake raises $318,000 for student scholarships
Photo courtesy of Vianey Jaramillo The Clambake now takes place at the bay, but it was once held at a local beach.

Clambake raises $318,000 for student scholarships

Photo courtesy of Vianey Jaramillo The Clambake now takes place at the bay, but it was once held at a local beach. The Clambake, a traditional annual fundraising event, held its 41st celebration Thursday, Nov. 7 at the bay. Approximately 390 guests networked among themselves,…

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CGA plans to throw DIY festival
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CGA plans to throw DIY festival

The Zero-Waste DIY Fest on Nov. 16 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Nook will give students a chance to learn about how to live a sustainable college lifestyle. Which is not easy, since college life is geared towards styrofoam, ramen noodles and…

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Striking Gold: getting to know librarian Helene Gold
Gold can be found roaming around the library or in her office, LBR 133B.

Striking Gold: getting to know librarian Helene Gold

With areas of expertise in web design and development, information literacy instruction and assessment and student engagement, Helene Gold brings an important perspective to the Jane Bancroft Cook Library and the New College community. Her passion for learning is infectious and she brings a positive…

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Breaking down the late fall elections
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Breaking down the late fall elections

Each semester, two elections are held within the New College Student Alliance (NCSA): the early election and the late election.  “These representatives advocate for the needs of students to the NCSA and the administration,” Supervisor of Elections and thesis-student Isabella Cibelli Du Terroil said. “[These…

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College hires Interim Dean of Student Affairs
During previous waves of CARES Act funding, students have been able to request up to $2,000 dollars. This most recent wave, however, not only resulted in students get less than what was requested, but was also the final wave of CARES Act funding at New College.

College hires Interim Dean of Student Affairs

Randy Harrell was out of the business. He and his wife bought an RV and were making their way across the United States with their cat and dog. They went through 19 states in the eight-month stretch of his retirement, until he got a call.…

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Reflections from cooks on campus
Ramsamooj is proud of how bright, fresh and organized her fridge is.

Reflections from cooks on campus

All photos courtesy of Anna Lynn Winfrey Ramsamooj chopping up some veggies in her Dort kitchen.Ramsamooj's showed off her spices.Ramsamooj is proud of how bright, fresh and organized her fridge is.Nations bakes a variety of baked goods, including these tiramisu macarons.Denner made this sourdough bread…

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New College commemorates fall of Berlin Wall
Students took turns striking the west side of the wall with a sledgehammers. Photo courtesy of Anna Lynn Winfrey

New College commemorates fall of Berlin Wall

All photos courtesy of Anna Lynn Winfrey Students took turns striking the west side of the wall with a sledgehammers.Some students got to take home souvenirs of the wall.Third-year Sarah Lane takes a wack at the already beat-up wall.Second-year Ginelle Swan takes a swing at…

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