By Elle Barrett
I haven’t really thought much about the historic nature of what’s happening globally with COVID-19. I feel like this year has been more tragic than anything and I see it as...
By Alyssa Lambert
Looking back at the beginning of this pandemic with the Coronavirus, and where we are now is a big step in our lives. I’d imagine for colleges all around the world,...
By Elle Barrett
I have a mixture of classes both online and on campus. The rules for COVID-19 are listed on the website we use for classes, Bulldog Connect. Social distancing and masks are...
By Meghan Smith
Throughout my college career, one professor has stood out to me, and that was Dr. Becki Bowman. Bowman has an autoimmune disease which has led her to teach solely from home....
By David Ross
From what I’ve seen and heard about the historic nature of what is happening on school campuses around the world, some just aren’t handling this the right way; they aren’t taking...
By Tyler Norris
The best part of online classes is being able to wear whatever you want.
Finding different ways to have fun...
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By Elle Barrett
I think the most difficult part about school today is there are a lot of distractions aside from being in a pandemic. The technology we have today is a blessing and...
By Alyssa Lambert
With COVID-19 cases increasing all over in the United States, my classes have been split up, online and on-campus. Living off-campus and in a completely different town makes my life tricky...
By Alyssa Lambert
With school being online and living off-campus with a part-time job that gives me full-time hours, it seems I don’t have much time to feel isolated or lonely. I don’t have...
