Reporter Kat Steel explains why students should still consider studying abroad in the future despite the uncertainty brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why students should consider studying away despite pandemic
Three myths about mental illness and how to bust them
In celebration of World Mental Health Day, Opinion Editor Jayden Jones shares three common misconceptions about mental illness and what we can do to erase the stigma around mental illness.
Students sound off on COVID-19: interviews from an athlete, intern, and online student
Reporter Kat Steel interviews three students about their views on the way COVID-19 has affected their academic and athletic careers.
Healing through education: a student’s reflection on the state of racism in America
Jayden Jones, Opinion Editor, shares her reflection on racism in America and our responsibility to act as a College.
How to handle quarantine: trying out various coping strategies
Reporter Leah Ash shares her success trying various quarantine survival techniques.
TikTok: here to stay?
Reporter Anna Johns gives her take on the wildly popular social media platform and if it will stand the test of time.
Reality TV: an acceptable form of entertainment or just pure garbage?
Reporter Anna Johns weighs in on the validity of America’s reality TV obsession.
Quarantine and Conspiracies
Columnist Olivia Sullivan discusses the popularity of conspiracies during this time of Coronavirus and the impact this has on society.
Social distance: what it really means
Columnist Meridian Pearson shares her personal experience with social distancing and her thoughts on what it means for college students.
Finding a New Normal with Distance Learning
Columnist Olivia Sullivan discusses how she has been adjusting to online learning throughout the course of this pandemic.
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