In an op-ed in the Washington Post, Linda G. Mills, president of New York University (NYU), advocated for universities to ...
While every student at the College brings a range of experiences to the classroom, only a select few have traded military ...
The College’s endowment generated an 18.7 percent return in fiscal year 2026, its highest return since 2021, according to ...
Sports Information transforms content strategy with critical support from new staff, student workers
Over the past year, Sports Information, also known as Eph Sports, has made significant operational changes to advance the ...
Football (4-2) was defeated 24-21 by the Tufts Jumbos (4-2) in a hotly contested home game that came down to a last-minute 37 ...
Ever wondered who the man behind the synths of Stevie Wonder is? This week, the Record interviewed Robert Margouleff, Stevie ...
Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE were the soundtrack for many of my travels while abroad last spring. Back in July, when I was ...
Dorm rooms will no longer come equipped with MicroFridges, which include a refrigerator, freezer, and microwave, beginning in ...
The College will pilot a single-round registration model for Winter Study this academic year, temporarily eliminating the ...
Four years after graduation, economics majors at the College have the highest median salary among economics graduates from ...
Each week, the Record (using a script in R) randomly selects a student at the College for our One in Two Thousand feature, ...
Opinion
Conversation isn’t enough: The College needs meaningful action on campus sexual assault prevention
In an op-ed, Meg Bossong '05 and Tracey Vitchers '10 speak to the importance of the individual in combating rape culture.
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