University Discusses Positive Actions With Refugees in Syria
On Thursday, Sept. 17, University President Michael Roth sent a campus-wide email addressing positive actions that the University can take ...
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University Hosts First State of the School Address
On Wednesday, Sept. 16, students and faculty gathered in the Memorial Chapel for the University’s first “State of the School” ...
University Panel Sparked Discussion On Syrian Refugees
The University hosted a panel titled “Refugee or Migrant? The European Crisis in Historical Perspective” on the afternoon of Thursday, ...
University Expands Microgrid With Solar Power Array
The University recently announced that the local energy firm Greenskies Renewable Energy, LLC, has been selected to expand a pre-existing ...
WSA in Review: First Meeting Addresses Frats, Assault
This is part of a series of briefs from The Argus to summarize issues discussed at the weekly General Assembly ...
Data Analysis Specialization Launches on Coursera
On Sept. 15, Coursera, a technological enterprise that provides universal online courses free of charge to any and all interested, ...
Trinity Reverses Co-Ed Mandate for Greek Life
This semester, Trinity College president Joanne Berger-Sweeney announced that the University will reverse its decision to coeducate their fraternities and ...
Allbritton Plans “Right Now!” Panel
On Thursday, Sept. 17, the Allbritton Center for the Study of Public Life will hold its first “Right Now!” panel ...
Student Robbed at Knifepoint
Early Tuesday morning at 2:03 a.m., a University student was robbed at knifepoint while walking on Church Street. The student ...
Film Series Unites Local Community
The University’s free summer film series has been running since the 1970s, and this summer it was as strong as ...