Exuberant praise filled Mees Hall as Gregory J. Watkins and The Worship and Praise Chorale kicked off the 35th Martin Luther ...

On Saturday, Jan. 17, students dolled themselves up for a night full of dancing, fun and jazz performed by their peers at the ...

The Indiana Hoosiers capped off arguably the greatest season in college football history, going 16-0 and winning the National ...

Since students’ return to campus after a refreshing winter break, there have been no damages made to Schaaf Hall by any of ...

This year marks the Chimes’ 100th year of publication. Originally named “The Capital Chimes,” the paper was student-conceived and has been student-run since its inception in 1926.

Three more Ohio-born athletes will compete for Team USA. Quinn Dehlinger (Cincinnati) will compete in freestyle skiing, while ...

In February, athletes from the United States will travel to Milan, Italy to compete in the 25th Winter Olympic Games. Among ...

April is Sexual Assault Prevention Month, and the university is focusing on two areas of prevention on Campus: feedback and training. As they do every year, the university is participating in the Ohio ...

I say it loud and I say it proud: Ohio is not the Midwest. It may be hard for many of you to hear, but it is true. I define the areas of the country by geographical location. If one looks at the map ...

A campus organization has recently rebranded to become more inclusive to Muslim students who attend the university. Formerly the Somali Student Association (SSA), the Muslim Student Association (MSA) ...

Steve Koch, a professor and director of debate, plans to retire at the end of this academic year after spending over three decades at the university. Students engaged in Steve Koch’s lecture in the ...

Capital University has been ranked 47 out of 167 Midwestern colleges, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges rankings for 2024. This places the university eight spots lower than the ...