By Travion Jones After two years of mask mandates, North Carolina is letting loose and will allow most indoor facilities to be mask optional. Places such as hospitals, nursing homes, and transportation services are still requiring masks based on federal…
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By Alisha Dhar and Brian Martinez Ringing in the new year, individuals were hoping to leave the pandemic in the past. However, the COVID-19 variant “Omicron” has made this impossible, leaving students feeling uncertain about the new semester. With North…
By Dezarae Churchill Remember going to the supermarket in early March of last year? No one was wearing face masks and the select few who were stuck out like a sore thumb, almost being viewed as social pariahs. A year…
By Nick Chuisano, Makayla Cook and Tatiana Rivera \William Peace University allowed its students and staff to return to so-called “normal operations” starting Feb. 8, with a mix of in-person, virtual and hybrid courses. The new routine caused mixed feelings…
By Jaylen Ward Hello, my name is Jaylen Ward. I am a sophomore at William Peace University. I want to give you an insight into my views on how the school is going for me during a pandemic during one…
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 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…