government and social organizations. Some examples include Pride, PRSSA, Circle K, Jewish Student Association, ReCap Literary Magazine, the Chimes (student news), intramural sports, student government, and numerous music organizations in which both non-music and music majors can perform.
=== Residence life ===
Capital is a residential campus that operates on semester schedules. Most students live on campus in one of seven residence halls or apartments. Traditional Halls include Saylor-Ackermann Hall, Cotterman Hall, the Lohman Complex, and Schaaf Hall. Suite-style living includes Trinity and College Avenue Hall. Apartments include Capital Commons and the Capital University Apartments. There are also a select number of houses on Sheridan avenue through campus housing.
=== Music ===
Capital University's music program is well-respected in the music community. Consisting of traditional and contemporary tracks, legendary faculty member Ray Eubanks started the jazz and music industry programs, some of the first …
