By Kinleigh Stancil     Camping or swimming? The beach or the lake? Staying home or traveling? Find out what Reinhardt students said in our 2021 spring break survey.   The survey’s

Photo by Pejvak Samadani on Unsplash By Evan Quinones Lockdowns. Stay-at-home-orders. Fear. Safety. COVID-19 has gotten in the way of everyone’s travel plans, and going on vacation may seem like a thing of the past with

Trevor Lawrence reacts to the postponement of Clemson-Florida State. Photo via Twitter. By Khalil Wilson  On Nov. 21, just three hours before the scheduled noon kickoff at Doak Campbell Stadium,

Hurricane Zeta causes power outages, COVID-19 sends Reinhardt athletes into quarantine, CDC encouraging flu shot, and a COVID-19 surge in fall and winter. |ABOUT| “Breaking News” is quick news updates

Woman in Red. Photo Credit: Gayatri Malhotra @gmalhotra  By Sara Humphries  Because of COVID-19, high school seniors who graduated in 2020 missed out on milestones like senior prom and traditional graduation ceremonies. Now, as first-year

Why We Wear Masks. Photo Credit: Danielle Christopher By: Danielle Christopher   The fall semester is in full swing, and Reinhardt University has made significant adjustments to keep students safe

By Kimberlee Smith President Donald Trump has entered the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, after testing positive for COVID-19 in the early morning of Friday, Oct. 2, 2020. 

 By Evan Quinones Movie theaters across the country are like ghost towns. The smell of popcorn no longer permeates the air, soda fountains are dry, and once-sticky seats are empty. 

By Kimberlee Smith Melbourne, Australia, is currently under lockdown. In the middle of August, a new outbreak of COVID-19 caused New Zealand to increase its lockdown measures. China implemented the

Reinhardt’s Ken White’s Stadium. Photo Credit: Reinhardt Eagle Eye By Sierra Ruetten COVID-19 has affected everyone. Without public activities or large crowds, the world is a strange place, especially the