90 Years Ago, Oct. 3, 1931: “The electric clock that was given to the college by…
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Starr Center’s new director of programs and experiential learning seeks to stretch boundaries with online engagement
By Cecilia Cress Elm Staff Writer The Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience…
Sumner Hall’s James Taylor Justice Coalition grapples with the history of lynching in Kent County
By Emma Reilly Elm Staff Writer Through collaboration, outreach, and historical documentation, the James Taylor Justice…
Starr Center casts an open net of student collaboration with new director of communications and outreach
By Cecilia Cress Elm Staff Writer The Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience…
Itching to explore some new museums this season? Here are five virtual galleries to check out
By Kaitlin Dunn Elm Staff Writer Along with movie theatres, sporting events, and other activities, museums…
Film Review: “The Trial of the Chicago 7” acts as a mirror for the U.S.’s struggle for human rights
By Meagan Kennedy Elm Staff Writer Released on Netflix on Oct. 16, “The Trial of the…
Looking for a good laugh? Check out these comedy specials!
By Nia Anthony Elm Staff Writer This year has been particularly stressful because of the COVID-19…