Developing a fever on campus leads to an unprecedented experience these days. By Sydni Wolpert Hardy Hall, the oldest dorm on Huntington University’s campus, has always been a talking point for HU students. Whether it be the vibrant community in years past or the lack thereof this year, Foresters note the energy that the building … Continue reading I Was Quarantined in Hardy Hall
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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
A Summer Job During a Pandemic: Is It Possible?
Most college students spend their summers working a job, but how might that look now that COVID-19 is expected to keep more people at home? By Laura Caicedo, Staff Writer
Forester Baseball Heats Up Before Shutdown
The season ended in success, even with the challenges of COVID-19. By Ryan Walker, Staff Writer
Animal Shelters and COVID-19
Many people are seeking to adopt shelter pets as a source of comfort amid the global pandemic. By Melissa Farthing, Copy Editor
HU’s Alpha Chi Chapter Wraps up Another Year — Over Zoom
Like many other campus clubs and organizations, this academic group adapted to the present circumstances by meeting digitally while students are away. It's a historic "first" that may never happen again. By Michael Lehman, Editor-in-Chief
Italy and the Coronavirus
Italy was hit hard by the coronavirus. Here’s how they are doing now. By Mia Splendore, Staff Writer/Artist
Introspection in Pandemic Times
A restriction on face-to-face encounters, relying on technology more than ever, and the need to take advantage of staying at home. These are the things most of us have seen as a burden — or a blessing. By Laura Caicedo, Staff Writer
