By Makayla Cook and Victoria Mims Our new “norm” as college students has shifted since coronavirus came in and redefined college life. All summer, students across the country wondered if they would return back to campus or not. For William…
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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 Samara Demray William Peace University has been off to a rocky start this fall, dealing with its first few cases of COVID-19 on campus and a student petition to move classes online. Peace has also gone without a Student…
By Marketta Bennett and Maddelyn Tatum The abrupt end to the spring semester this year was tragic for many students, especially for those who play spring sports. Approaching the 2020-2021 school year, there have been a lot of concerns and…
By Brian Martinez Although the Broadway lights are turned off temporarily, the lights are shining bright in the theatre program in William Peace University. Students are usually accustomed to performing in front of large crowds of people, but that will…
By Tatiana Rivera William Peace University has undergone many changes as the scare of Coronavirus continues to grow; the layout of classrooms and the dining hall, permitting certain doors in many of the buildings exclusively to be used as entrances…
By Nakyia Taylor Many groups and cities are seeing the effects of the global pandemic. The appearance and presence of the coronavirus have caused many changes to the American economy. As for women, who are already inflicted by gender pay…
By Caitlin Richards COVID-19 is a respiratory disease that spreads from person-to-person, and has caused fear and worry across the world. Schools have closed, parents have been put out of work and people have taken precautions to limit the mass…
By Marketta Bennett Coronavirus has impacted nearly every family in the world in some way. It has brought sickness, distance, hunger, unemployment, and so much death. Nothing will mend the broken hearts while the virus is still at large, but…