Monthly Archives: December 2009
Although some details of a potential plan for the housing lottery were discussed at the Student Senate’s meeting last week, the selection process for the housing lotteries still has not been finalized, according to Vice President for Student Life Eddie … Continue reading
The Clustered Learning, Advocacy, and Support for Students initiative has already brought about a number of changes within student life on campus, and next semester will see a continuation of these changes. The student housing lottery process will undergo some … Continue reading
One of the most humbling experiences in my life would be having the opportunity to be a member of Joshua Bell’s audience. A guest put it best when he said, “I had never thought that ‘Yankee Doodle’ could take my … Continue reading
RPI women’s hockey closed the semester off with a strong drive to the finish, sweeping the Union College Dutchwomen in a home-and-home series. The Engineers kept the Dutchwomen off the boards Saturday afternoon at Messa Rink in a 2-0 win, … Continue reading
Through an e-mail from Vice President for Strategic Communications and External Relations William Walker, the Board of Trustees announced on Monday that it will be making a unanimous gift toward a new building that will serve as a space for … Continue reading
Fun fact: If you ever peruse our archives, you’ll notice that it’s a time-honored tradition for the first “Editor’s Corner” of an editor in chief’s term to be the least creative thing he or she ever does. It’ll begin with … Continue reading
I just finished eating what may have been the most delicious pizza ever. I don’t know what it is, but there’s just something incredibly fulfilling about eating a late-night dinner at 9 or 10 pm on a Tuesday night. It’s … Continue reading
I hope everyone had the opportunity to take part in some of the events this past weekend; the presentations, sessions, breakfast, concerts, and everything in between were certainly incredible. Part of what made it memorable was the people; the fellow … Continue reading
A fraternity of firsts, Sigma Phi Epsilon is proud to have offered the Balanced Man Scholarship to an incoming RPI freshman. SigEp, the largest undergraduate fraternity, with over 14,000 members, has been building balanced leaders for our world’s communities since … Continue reading
The intramural sports program has been a large part of the Rensselaer community for well over 50 years. On a yearly basis, it includes over 4,000 participants, with over 1,400 games and 23 sports. With the addition of the East … Continue reading