Freshman studying multiplies
In high school, everything was on a schedule from 8 a.m to 2 p.m. After that, it was either homework time or an after-school sport...
Leaving the Castle can be something to treasure
Student Nick Bradley scuba dives in Coasta Rica as part of his tropical marine biology studies. Contributed by Nick Bradley When students come to her...
Students: Give us our cable TV back
Some students say they don’t care, but many say they miss cable TV, which was cut by the college this semester. Matt Levins/Castelton Spartan Photo...
Castleton fuels Rutland’s renaissance
Castleton students and the Rutland community come together in the Paramount. Christopher Williams/Castleton Spartan After years of meticulous planning, the Rutland renaissance is in full-bloom....
‘Out with the old, in with the bold.’
President Wolk speaks to the Castleton community at convocation. Courtesy Photo. While students were lounging in the sun or working to be able to return...
Rate your professors
It seems as if teachers always have the upper hand in class, never considering that their job or even reputation could be compromised. They assign...
!Que Viva la Fiesta de Santa Fe
Santa Fe, N.M. is a city surrounded by strong culture and spiritual beliefs. Every year, the people of New Mexico, as well as tourists from...
The eyelash expedition
DINK! DINK! DINK! Castleton’s herpetology class is in Costa Rica for April break. The piercing metallic calls of the diminutive dink frog penetrate the rainforest. ...
‘The harder I work, the luckier I get’
When Ryan Ackerman first applied, they told him thanks, but no thanks, but the next day they changed their minds. He got a call back...
Seniors prepare to say farewell to the Castle
One swift handshake with the right, one firm grasp on the rolled up piece of paper in your left and the mind-boggling realization that “it’s...