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Throughout history, women and children have been society’s most vulnerable members. The negative mental health effects of COVID-19 have been no exception. While contracting the virus has complications and lasting physical consequences of its own, the anxiety and mental burden of the pandemic have affected nearly everyone. In a survey […]
As the number of vaccinated individuals approaches 100 million in the United States and the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel gets closer, states across the nation are dramatically opening their vaccine eligibility. Most states currently allow anyone above the age of 18 to get vaccinated, and recent […]
Following a campus-wide survey, John Brown University announced on April 14 that the current COVID-19 policies would remain for the rest of the semester. However, on-campus students can rejoice for the return of open dorm, which allows opposite-sex students to visit dorms on select days. According to an email sent […]
Last March, students were scattered around the country, taking classes via Zoom from their bedrooms and kitchen tables as John Brown University remained closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. If sophomore Jemi Kapapula could have told herself anything a year ago, it would be to stay strong. “That’s really cheesy, […]
There is a certain level of hardship that heroes undergo. John Brown University has many heroes on campus, including the residential assistants living in the residential areas. In balancing their work, studies, worship, and social life, these residential heroes at the university must face a different level of hardship this […]
There are no easy words for this time. No platitudes or Scriptures can replace or heal the loss of a parent, a child, a friend or a mentor. As of Feb. 23, the world has lost 2,483,456 individuals to the coronavirus, according to the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 dashboard. The United […]