Smith Union
Lamarche Lounge gallery wall featuring student work embodies value of art in community
A student-led initiative to install monthly rotations of student art in the Lamarche Lounge of Smith Union was launched this month by co-founders Edwin Kim ’27 and Muzi Wei ’27. Javier Gallegos ’28 and Assistant Director of Student Activities Brandon …
LASO
LASO ends Latin Heritage Month with cultural showcase
On Saturday evening, the Latin American Student Organization (LASO) hosted its first-ever cultural showcase as its final celebration in a series of events for Latin Heritage Month, which began on September 15 and ended on October 17. The events, including …
Volleyball
Volleyball completes reverse-sweep over Endicott to cap off Dig Pink Weekend
On October 17, the volleyball team (11–8; 4–4 NESCAC) completed a reverse sweep over Endicott College (13–6) to end their Dig Pink Weekend tournament. On Saturday evening, the Polar Bears bounced back from a loss to Middlebury College (14–5; 4–4 …
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Too young to be forgiven, too bright to be blamed
I once asked an elementary school student why he hadn’t completed the math worksheet his teacher had assigned. “Because I’m a bad kid,” he responded with a shrug. I’ve heard similar expressions about other students I’ve tutored or mentored, sometimes …
The policy is the last to know
At the beginning of the academic year, Harvard College dean David J. Deming sent a school-wide email proposing a policy that encouraged professors across all departments to use AI, including in writing courses. Inevitably, this led to immediate backlash from …
