Not a Virus
By Joy Purcell, Staff Writer and Artist
Tag: coronavirus
Shining a Light on Racism and Hate Against Asian Americans
This article is written from a Chinese-American Perspective. By Joy Purcell, Staff Writer and Artist Alright, let’s address the elephantContinue Reading
Despite Issues, Forester Baseball Remains “Hungry” For 2021 Season
Huntington’s baseball team has had to overcome more than any other program over the last year, including Covid-19, schedule issues,Continue Reading
Rise in COVID Cases: Where Does it Leave Us?
Recent campus-wide spike in cases leave HU students uncertain for what’s to come next. By Katie Sell, Staff Writer JustContinue Reading
Ideas for a Quarantined Thanksgiving
Feeling trapped by the pandemic restrictions this holiday? Here are some ideas to lift your spirits. By Melissa Farthing, CopyContinue Reading
Holiday Gift Ideas: 2020 Edition
Here are five gift category ideas you can consider for your loved ones this holiday season. By Melissa Farthing, CopyContinue Reading
I Was Quarantined in Hardy Hall
Developing a fever on campus leads to an unprecedented experience these days. By Sydni Wolpert Hardy Hall, the oldest dormContinue Reading
As the Coronavirus Rages, Life Goes On
For now, social distancing is the new normal. One way or another, Huntington University students will move forward as COVID-19 continues to disrupt nearly every aspect of their daily lives.
By Michael Lehman, Editor-in-Chief
HUB’s Interior Demolition Phase Ending, Installations Beginning [PHOTOS]
New photos reveal a gutted HUB. Despite the coronavirus outbreak, the building is still on track to reopen for the spring 2021 semester.
By Michael Lehman, Editor-in-Chief
COVID-19 Impact Sports: Joelle Beals, Forester Softball
Joelle Beals reveals how she is coping with the abrupt end to the Forester softball season.
By Ryan Walker, Staff Writer
