New Student Organizations Share Their Stories

New Student Organizations Share Their Stories

Photo | Top row: SPACE Club, Russian Club, Ethics Society. Bottom Row: Book Club, Birders James Ryan Prizant ’29prizantjry@lakeforest.eduCopy Editor Since the beginning of the 2026-27 academic year, several student organizations have popped up hoping to host events with large turnouts and increase their membership totals. From cultural clubs, to empowerment groups and even nationally competitive organizations, there is much to be said about every new student-run group, all of which hope to expand in…

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Parkhurst Dining staff respond to student Caf complaints

Parkhurst Dining staff respond to student Caf complaints

James Ryan Prizant ’29prizantjry@lakeforest.edu Copy Editor In a poll of 115 College students, over three-fourths of respondents wanted food changes, whether in quality, flavor or selection. Among respondents who were asked one thing they would improve or change about the cafeteria, 42% expressed dissatisfaction with the quality and flavor of the food, while 40% called for greater variety, with some specifically requesting more halal, vegan or vegetarian protein options. A typical weekday morning’s offerings include…

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Lake Forest Athletics Enters New Era with Logo Rebrand

Lake Forest Athletics Enters New Era with Logo Rebrand

Annabelle Thompson ‘28 thompsonama@lakeforest.edu Staff Writer In an effort to modernize the college’s image and to pay homage to previous College logos, Lake Forest Athletics adorned a new logo, which was released on March 18. Meredith Cavaleri, the Assistant Athletic Director for Strategic Communication and Administration at the College, talks about how when she came to Lake Forest in 2024, she started pitching the idea for changing the logo.  Early Inspiration for the new look…

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