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Having served as a refuge for studying students seeking quiet, approaching deadlines, andneeding printer access since 1959, Burling Library has since remained relatively static despite undergoing major renovations in the early 1980s, with library staff doing their best to repurpose the limited space to meet students’ needs in increasingly creative ways. Initially designed by Walter...
Monterey Park is my hometown but not my home. On Lunar New Year, Monterey Park — the first ever Asian American suburb — was the site of a mass shooting. Monterey Park is also the city where, according to my parents, I will die. Grinnell was a place where I was supposed to learn resilience,...
Campus protests are not new to the students at Wilmington College. The current campus discussions include faculty and staff wages as well as student concer
Campus protests are not new to the students at Wilmington College. The current campus discussions include faculty and staff wages as well as student concer
The Fight, The Movement, and The Backlash: Columbia’s Reckoning with Racism in 1987 The Fight, The Movement, and The Backlash: Columbia’s Reckoning with Racism in 1987 Noelle Hunter / Staff Illustrator March 19, 2021, 9:13 PM In many ways, March 22, 1987, was an ordinary Friday night. A crowd of students congregated in Ferris Booth Commons, with the usual noise and rush of excitement in anticipation of the weekend. On any other Friday night, you might not have noticed Mike Jones, a junior at Columbia College. Jones’ friends describe him as short and unassuming in build but with a to...