After Dr. Duff Campbell was arrested on March 29 on 150 counts of distributing, possessing, or viewing matter depicting child sex, Hendrix as a whole was shaken. The arrest was obviously a surprise to all, and the school had to … Continue reading Following arrest, professors and administration work to help students
The Hendrix Class of 2019 will soon walk the stage and receive their diplomas, but that piece of paper will not detail the blood, sweat, tears, and caffeine-powered nights they endured to get it. I met with a few seniors … Continue reading Class of 2019: reflections on senior theses
Elizabeth Jones Project: Think About What You Saw: A Learning Experience in Eastern Europe Sophomore Elizabeth Jones will travel in various places through Eastern Europe to look at Holocaust sights as well as Holocaust sights of memory. Jones will leave in May, a mere four days after her finals. This trip will last approximately 3 weeks. “I’m going to Budapest, a couple spots in Poland, and some spots in Germany,” Jones said. “I am also doing Hendrix-in-Bonn, so some of these things are tied in with that. The biggest thing is, I am visiting a lot of spots Auschwitz and … Continue reading Spotlight on summer Odyssey projects
Even though he just announced his plunge into the presidential primaries, former Vice President Joe Biden has been the front-runner in the contest, largely because of his durable support from women. And what’s most surprising about that is his record … Continue reading Sorry, not Sorry: The Problem with Joe Biden
Each Summer, students embark on exciting adventures thanks to funding provided by Hendrix-Murphy. Projects submitted during the February cycle have been announced, and approved projects from the April funding cycle will be soon. Both Murphy Scholars and non-Murphy Scholars are … Continue reading Murphy Scholars look ahead to Summer Language Programs
