The past couple months, the media has shined light on how dangerous COVID-19 can be, but it seems they have failed to mention the latest developments and simply preyed on the fear of Americans. Looking back to March 3, WHO said the coronavirus death rate was 3.4%, around 34 times more lethal than that of the seasonal flu. With that given ... [Read More…]

If you’re like me, the transition to online classes forced you to make a difficult mental shift in the way you look at your schoolwork. I enjoy the classes I get to take with my department, but having to complete several projects on my own made it more difficult for me to want to finish my work.  I’ve watched a lot of videos and done a lot of ... [Read More…]

Shelter-in place orders, social distancing, and self-quarantining have all taken us, as an ACU community, away from each other and hence, away from the comfort we find in our normal fellowship.  Now, What is asked of all of us, in prevention of the disease’s spread, is more than anyone could have anticipated only a few months ago. Luckily, in ... [Read More…]

We ran out the doors March 6 without looking back. We were ready for spring break and a time to break out of our mundane schedule. Now we are missing our mundane schedule. We didn't know that we should've hugged our friends closer, remembered to say goodbye and thank you to those professors who had encouraged us all semester and taken the ... [Read More…]

Since the beginning of city and statewide shutdowns across the United States, one topic has dominated the news market. Known also as the coronavirus, Wuhan virus and, coined by Trump as the "Chinese virus," COVID-19 has dominated the minds of Americans and others around the world. The United States has surpassed China and Italy in confirmed ... [Read More…]

Over the past several weeks, COVID-19 has been the talking point worldwide and has created new controversial topics. The majority of the left media have bashed Republicans and President Trump over calling COVID-19 the "Wuhan virus" or the "Chinese virus." There are two problems with this controversy. Firstly, the practice of naming a new ... [Read More…]

As we move past Super Tuesday, one question lays voters’ minds: who should I vote for? More accurately, a better question might be, “What candidate should I vote for OTHER than Donald Trump?” As expected, President Trump won every state that participated in Super Tuesday as the republican candidate. Meanwhile, as updates continue, Joe Biden ... [Read More…]

It’s week eight of the semester which means only one thing, spring break is finally upon us. As soon as Sing Song ended and we were back to our normal schedule of classes and studying, all we could think about is spring break 2020. Now spring break is a week long, so why not make the best of it? A lot of us will be taking trips with either ... [Read More…]

As various political events within our nation increase conversations and as presidential elections near, I hear more people my age voicing their opinions about its current state.  It’s good for everyone, especially young adults and students, to feel like they can safely voice their opinion. However, in order for things to change, an action has to ... [Read More…]