Four Winds returned with its classic brunch event this past weekend, extending its normally scheduled weekday hours to Saturday and serving up some yummy vegan options. Customers had two main course options and two side options. The mains included a scrumptious cinnamon raisin french toast…
About $20,000 were allocated at the Green Fee Allocation meeting on Thursday, Sept. 22nd, a fraction of the estimated $100,000 in total Green Fee funds. The Council of Green Affairs (CGA) convened last Thursday to allocate funds to students from the Green Fee. Five students…
New College’s incoming class of 2016 is one of the most, if not the most, racially and ethnically diverse classes in recent memory. Students of color here may seem few and far between, but this year, administration has taken a big step in changing that.…
Multiple pans, pots, spatulas and spoons had disappeared from their cabinet drawer homes in Pei Third Court lounge. The discovery disappointed many Third Court residents, as the utensils were purchased with money from community donations. Although many of the items were recently returned, the…
New College is no longer solely an undergraduate institution. As the accredited Master’s in Data Science program welcomes its second cohort, campus is now home to undergraduate and graduate students alike. How it began Around three years ago, a person from Venture Capital suggested to…
In the 2016 calendar year up until September there have been ten bike thefts on the New College Campus. This is in comparison to twenty-two bike thefts in 2015. In the 2016-2017 school year yet, students and campus police, are making efforts to stop that number…
“I’m trying to remember how I got access, I’m not much of a rule breaker so there weren’t any broken locks,” alum Monica Lewman (‘87) said. “I believe the access that I gained was authorized [...] I went down just because I was curious,…
New Radio New College is the university’s “hidden secret,” according to third-year Rebecca “Becca” Caccavo. On any given Saturday night, between 11 p.m. and 1 a.m., students can tune in to 96.5 WSLR to hear the voices of their peers traveling over the radio…
In previous years, thesis carrels have for the most part been picked by the students themselves. This year that system is getting overhauled, in favor of a randomized assignment system that is designed to be less time-consuming for staff and more fair to students. However,…
For most students, graduation marks the end of their time at New College, but for some, their time as students is only the beginning. While there is usually a learning curve when beginning new employment, the transition to their new jobs comes naturally to graduates…
