For a school of less than 2,500 kids, and with a faculty and administrative staff that prides itself on its ability to help students and communicate with them, you’d think it wouldn’t take five emails for me to get a simple answer to a…

2001 was an amazing time for films. Zoolander, Joe Dirt, Legally Blonde, The Fast and The Furious, Princess Diaries etc. However, there is one film that reigns supreme above all – Shrek. It was the beginning of an epic era of cinema. The…

“But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8) To say last week's piece, written by Paul Sheehan, was shocking, is an understatement. While reading it, I was unable to…

In the technological age of the 2000s, there have been several legitimate concerns about safety and security raised by users and lawmakers alike. Usually, these concerns involve the targeting and exploitation of vulnerable groups, i.e.,…

Announced last week was a 30-million-dollar facilities project that would mostly be allocated to student living spaces and heavily used students’ areas, like the student center and ODY. In Wednesday’s THELMO meeting, Kate Morris and Bob…

In our time of well-deserved instant gratification and immediate up-to-date news, The Hill is just not cutting it anymore. It only updates weekly, has too few writers, and who has the time to read newspapers in this economy? While it will…

The most impactful job of Thelmo, for the student body, is to provide funds for campus activities and clubs. As a senator newly admitted this academic year, I believe there has been a large amount of bias and a profound lack of…