It’s that point in the academic year where the student senate for the upcoming year is elected at the Knox College campus. With higher student involvement this time around, there are higher expectations and a fiercely competitive election. But what are students saying about it?

Michael Schneider will step down after seven years as Provost. The search for a new provost begins as Schneider reflects on his time and accomplishments in his many titles working for Knox College.

Experimental, is the word I would use to summarize the winter term Terpsichore show. I think in all of the years of Terp shows I’ve seen in my four years at Knox, this show was the most unique, diverse showcase. Sitting there, seeing this explosion of expression and experimenting and growing, knowing I will never get this again, feels like each dance was able to squeeze those emotions out of me. Seeing that connection, across distance and experience, and knowing that this will never be the end. You cannot remove dance from life.

Since the pandemic, fraternity and sorority life have seen a significant decrease. Following formal recruitment, both fraternities and sororities have seen an increase in members over the past year, giving hope for a continuing positive trend in participation. Campus Life staff shares what they believe can be done to ensure this.

The Knox College softball team snapped their 53-game losing streak, which dated back to last season, with an impressive 6-4 win in game one of their doubleheader against Grinnell College. Monday’s win marks Casey Hipp’s first career win as head coach of the Prairie Fire softball program.