As one of the largest, and arguably most controversial, events this year draws near, a student-run organization has already planned to make the Center of the Universe Party (COUP) as safe as possible for attendees. The Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) was established in…
The Speaker Allocation Fund has always been an underused resource on campus. So far this year, only a mere 5.5 percent of the fund has been distributed. The Council of Academic Affairs (CAA) hopes to raise awareness of the speaker fund as well as…
BY SYDNEY KRULJAC AND GIULIA HEYWARD On Oct. 25, third-year Logan Schulman posted on the Forum about mysterious graffiti that appeared on the overpass. The graffiti, which could be seen heading north on 41, was placed under the New College insignia. The incident was…
Excitement is high as students anxiously await the first Center of the Universe Party (COUP) of the school year. With a team of thesis students behind the scenes of “Something Wicked This Way Comes” COUP, students can expect nothing short of fun with new…
Occurring in more than 20 countries around the world with more than four million participants, Relay for Life is an organized fundraising walk that honors the victims and celebrates the survivors of cancer. While students at New College have participated in Relay for Life in…
The New College Center for Engagement and Opportunity (CEO) has recently created a one-on-one mentoring program that facilitates interaction between current students and recent alumni. The program is called the NovoNetwork. The goal of the program is to allow alumni to get involved with New…
With less than a month left in the first semester of the school year, students are beginning to prepare for their Independent Study Projects, or ISPs. Almost 240 students gathered into the Sudakoff Center on October 27 for the ISP Workshop, looking for guidance and…
Caramel-covered apples and candy dishes greeted students upon entrance to the first annual Pumpkin Patch Party, an event hosted by the Counseling and Wellness Center (CWC). Students walked down a winding path, passing two tables of children from the campus daycare center – tables covered…
The Writing the Self seminar hosted a conversation with the author and the translator of “Darkroom: A Memoir in Black and White” on Friday, Oct. 23. Lila Quintero Weaver, the author and illustrator of the graphic novel styled memoir, and the book’s Spanish translator…
As the evening of All Hallows’ Eve approached, Four Winds closed its doors early for a transformation. No longer the student-run cafe campus knew and loved, walls turned black, tables filled with plastic organs, customers and employees covered each other with cornstarch blood. Back…
