Shweta Koul
Shweta Koul
Class of 2020

Articles by Shweta

Reflecting on a college career cut short

Now, knowing everything I do, I’d go back in a heartbeat to that cramped Sue B. dorm, even with the occasional cockroach in the shower. Read More

Patient undergoing coronavirus testing released from hospital

The patient came to the emergency department Wednesday morning, according to the Democrat & Chronicle. Read More

The Campus Times’ next step

As I pass the torch to the next publisher, the bar has been raised for the CT’s potential. Read More

Beef, beer, and bowling ball shots: A Bills Mafia experience

On Sunday, Buffalo erupts. Tables fear for their lives. The sizzles from grills create a symphony. Fans salivate over pictures of Josh Allen in shorts. While New Era Field is always rowdy, it gets wilder outside in the parking lots. Tailgaters, at least in Buffalo, are known for jumping through tables (flaming tables if you’re […]

Mangelsdorf talks background and plans

For President Sarah Mangelsdorf, college life started before she enrolled. Her childhood home was close to Swarthmore College, where her father was a professor. Mangelsdorf took swim and dance lessons on the campus, and watched movies there. As a high schooler, she got a job in the college dining hall, serving “overcooked peas” from behind […]

Reaching our potential

There’s a lot to celebrate at CT, but much more work needs to be done on outreach. Read More

Want to see gender inequality at UR? Look at the sculptures.

“People we honor seem to be more and more men, white men in particular [...] We have hundreds of women alumni who are super important. Where are they?” Read More

Josh Luo was quiet, but his multifaceted impact was not

“He doesn’t really stop smiling,” sophomore Ilene Kang said. “In awkward or tense situations, he also smiles.” Read More

New Warner dean outlines vision for inclusivity

A first-generation Indian immigrant, Marri explained to attendees that he went into education to help underprivileged students. Read More

Make movies less white

We see diversity and we see it accurately. We have the power to make Hollywood see this as well. We just have to speak up. Read More