On Friday November 7, SASS hosted a sex toy party in the Compass Room at the Townhouse Residences. The event began at 8 p.m., with the attendees snacking on stuffed breadsticks from Alfano’s Pizzeria.

The event was not so much a party, but more of an informational workshop on various sex toys. The speaker, Searah Deysach, is one of the owners of Early to Bed, a website and a store in Chicago that ...

Junior Brigette Todt was already stressed on that cold winter day in 2006 when she was on a trip for a Scholastic Bowl competition when she realized her hands were more than just abnormally cold.

“I kind of couldn’t feel two of my fingers on my hand so I took off my gloves,” said Todt. “I thought ‘Wow, probably my hands shouldn’t look like I spilled ink all over them.’”

Ever since she ...

Luring college students with the prospect of food is definitely one way to start a party. Last week, flyers were posted everywhere advertising free cheese at the Diminished Capacity release party. However, though the food probably helped, it was not necessary. The blend of comedy, story telling and mingling with the authors was more than enough to celebrate the release of Diminished Capacity’s second online issue.

As one of Quiver’s three online genre ...

It seems rather fitting to call this year’s Terpsichore Dance Collective “The Brink of Almost” when each dance, collaborated by a series of ten choreographers and their dancers, commanded an eclectic, sultry vibe. The show, which was held on Friday and Saturday evening in Harbach Theatre, offered its audience an enlightening glance into dance’s many complex forms. What you once categorized dance to be, you had to rethink.

This fall’s show opened ...

With 42 years of experience teaching, acting, and directing at Knox College under his belt, Bob Whitlatch, Seeley Distinguished Professor of Theatre, has more than earned the respect and admiration of innumerable students, faculty, and alumni alike. Known for his wit, intellectual curiosity, and respect for Knox, he was honored last Saturday at his retirement reception, where colleagues and former students joined in to praise Whitlatch, better known as “Doc Bob.” Over the course of ...