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The University’s annual Pumpkin Festival, co-sponsored by the College of the Environment (CoE), took place this past Saturday, Oct. 5, at Long Lane Farm. An annual occurrence since its inception ...
Butts A Baking: Drop-Dead-Delicious Cupcakes
So, it’s your friend’s birthday. You want to do something nice for them, right? But you’re a college student, so naturally, you’re broke. Fear not! With Butts A Baking, we’ll ...
Voices: Finding My Voice, Learning to Use It
Let this exist as a testimony of how I found my voice, how I lost it, and how I found it again. I am a reflection of, and contributor to this ...
Usdan Chef Raises Money for Local Soup Kitchen
On Sunday, Oct. 4, at 4:30 p.m., students sat in Usdan toiling over last-minute assignments and counting down the minutes until dinner–that long-awaited post-brunch meal. Meanwhile, Bon Appetit chef and Middletown ...
Students Rally in Support of Nepal
In response to the 7.9 magnitude earthquake that hit Nepal on Saturday, April 25, killing 7,000 people and injuring more than twice that number, several University students came together to ...
Students Holds Raffle to Fund Service Trip to Ghana
By Molly Schiff Staff Writer In an effort to fund a service trip with Saha Global to Ghana, Trevon Gordon ’17 is selling raffle tickets for two tickets to ...
Fall into Place: A Guide to Autumn Activities
Ah, autumn. The skies are bright blue, the air is refreshing and crisp, the leaves are all shades of gold, and the squirrels are chipper. What’s not to love about ...
Alumnae Present at “Female Frontiers” Conference
Upon becoming the first female editor-in-chief of The Argus in 1976, Jane Eisner ’77 inherited a large funding deficit: it would be necessary to raise more money to keep the ...
How to Succeed in WSA Elections Without Really Trying
I would like to offer my services as a political consultant for everyone running in WSA elections this spring. From a political science point of view, the electoral structure of ...
Pumpkin Fest Welcomes Autumn, Fosters Community
Laura Cohen ’14, in overalls and braids, walked over to the long line of people waiting for free veggie burgers. “Marigolds?” she offered, and began passing out fresh yellow flowers.
