Sarah Shelton – Contributor While clubs face challenges planning events with COVID-19 restrictions, Procon continues its events with safety as a provision. “It’s harder to make events with the social distancing guidelines that are in place,” daytime programmer Sarah Cooney said. “We also realize that not as many students are on campus now.” Daytime programmer, Ariana Taylor, a sophomore, said
Read moreEssence Boyd – Online Editor Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students are having to learn how to adapt and adjust to the new cautionary way of living. From random COVID-19 testing selections to new guest regulations, there have been changes on top of classes. “It has been a big change, I actually went to the doctor recently and I have
Read moreDestiny Maragh – Reporter As a social justice university, it is meant to promote activism, but some students said they are skeptical because the Black Lives Matter banner located on the side of Buley Library is not enough promotion. Southern has an array of multicultural students and many of them say they feel anxious today with the desensitization they experience
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Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief One of many major visible changes on campus this fall is the use of masks, and for exploratory major Natanael Barbosa Torres, a sophomore, he said he wears his mask because he does not want to get himself or others sick. “It’s a respect thing,” said Barbosa Torres. “It’s common courtesy. It’s not going to kill
Read moreHunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor In a world without sports, many fanatics find themselves trapped inside, watching old clips of their favorite players, day dreaming about when they could tune in at night to watch games live. This brings a whole new meaning to seasonal depression. However, while times may seem dreary for sports fans now, ESPN is filling that void with a long-anticipated documentary,
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