College opens doors to students displaced by Hurricane Katrina President Gene Nichol announced yesterday that the College will open its doors to qualified Virginia residents studying in the Gulf states who were displaced by Hurricane Katrina. In the evening, Vice President for Student Affairs Sam Sadler led a meeting to help student groups coordinate their relief efforts.
“As a college visited not too long ago by a like-minded storm,” Nichol wrote in an e-mail to the student body, “we empathize with our fellows hit so hard ...
MTV calls show to campus “DO YOU WANT TO BE ON MTV?” Students of the College within shouting distance of the Sunken Gardens at noon on Monday, undoubtedly heard Ghost, a conte ... more
Film brings beloved ‘Grimm’ classics alive Sometimes, in the usually droll and formulaic world of mainstream film, a movie takes you on a rollercoaster ride to the dark side of the moon. It is ... more
Field hockey squelches Ball State This past weekend women’s field hockey hosted Ball State University and Pennsylvania State University at home to begin their regular season of play. T ... more
