Breanna Hill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
Being quarantined for a while with no end in sight is enough to make any sane person go mad. Luckily, I have found some hobbies throughout the day to help me keep that sanity as much as I possibly can. Try your own variations, or adopt some of mine, and make this time at home a little less dreadful.
Continue reading “Things to do when you’re bored in quarantine”
Jada Hester, Correspondent
Over the past several years, society has collectively made efforts to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. Getting educated, learning about available resources, and raising awareness are all ways people have become more informed about mental illnesses. This is especially true for college students, but society as a whole has become much more mindful about mental health, as well.
Miranda Prescott, Correspondent
Throughout the history of the Internet, many websites have aimed to perfect the idea of a social construct on the World Wide Web. While many have been successful in this method, such as Facebook and Instagram, others have wielded popularity but ultimately fade away, such as MySpace. However, as of recently, no social media app or website can compare to the widespread popularity of a slightly new app on the market known as TikTok.
Continue reading “TikTok: Internet sensation, an information station or a privacy invasion?”
Anna Gurganus, Correspondent
Jacksonville State University announced on Wednesday evening that all university residence halls and apartments are scheduled to close Tuesday, April 7 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. All current residents have until that time to move out of their housing location.
Continue reading “JSU announces closure of university housing effective April 7”
Scott Young, News Editor
Kate Seibert and Jerod Sharp both announced on Monday evening that they will run for the SGA presidency for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Continue reading “Kate Seibert, Jerod Sharp announce candidacy for SGA president”
