By Endeja Carter William Peace University moved classes online starting Nov. 9, due to a spike in cases of COVID-19 on campus. While the original plan was to hold virtual classes for one week, courses will remain online for the…
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By Endeja Carter The ideal of shuttle services at universities empowers students to get up, and jump on the shuttle instead of driving to class, then across campus on foot to make it to class on time. The main reason…
By Samara Demray This year for the Honors Program here at Peace, there was a class offered this semester called Leadership Spotlight Improv (BSA-391HL) and students do not have to be in the Honors Program. This class was taught by…
By Makayla Cook As a result of the new coronavirus delaying the start of the school year and eliminating fall break, William Peace University held its first-ever Pacer Day this semester. During this day, students and faculty did not have…
By Makayla Cook and Roben Ramirez-Santiago Chaotic. Stupid. Tragic. Average. Lopsided. God-awful. Those are all words that William Peace University students used to describe this year’s election in an informal online survey of 50 students conducted by The Peace Times….
By Samara Demray The William Peace University (Peace) class of 2020 ended their year with a halt due to COVID-19. It has affected all of our 2020 graduate students who are now trying to live and maneuver through this unknown…
By Tatiana Rivera With coronavirus affecting our lives, schools have been taking the initiative to make changes in order to ensure safety for the students whether it be switching to online learning, creating a socially distant environment in classrooms or…
By Jasanee Killins Counselors from the William Peace University Wellness Center came together online Sept. 10 to discuss the risks of suicide amongst American youth. Centered around World Suicide Prevention Day, the purpose of this event was to address the…
By Samara Demray William Peace University students were beyond ecstatic to be back on campus, or at least that’s how it seemed to many. But some have questioned the return to campus. Lilly Mills, a student at WPU, started a…
By Endeja Carter Have you ever struggled with a class, or felt as if you didn’t quite grasp a certain concept from a lecture? Well, you definitely are not the only person that has had this issue, yet this is…