By Peyton Emily Boles President Brandyn Peterson, Vice President Andrea Monsreal, and Secretary Treasurer-elect Destiny Witherspoon of the Brenau’s Mediation Team -better known as Team 2 to their competitors—returned Sunday with top honors from the University of Central Florida’s INADR Conflict Resolution Conciliator Tournament. Andrea Monsreal earned 5th Place Overall Mediation Award, placing her alongside […]
The Golden Tiger College Experience
Students at Coloring and Therapy Dogs Event. Photo credits: Sidney Chansamone Life after high school can sometimes be complicated and difficult to navigate as the friends you have grown up with over the years go in different directions in life. The road ahead is not always going to be easy as students are tasked with […]
Happening This Week: Sept. 23 – 29
HJ hugging a student at Brenau’s Back to School Bash. Photo credits: Kelsey Podo Brenau University and the City of Gainesville will continue to celebrate Latino-Hispanic Heritage Month until Oct., 15. The theme for this year is “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together.” Brenau will continue to showcase an exhibition, Unbrainwashable by Cuban artist, […]
Student Athletes vs. COVID-19
All athletic season have been cut short. Not just for Brenau, but for all NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics), NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association), and NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association). This means that any athletes that just started playing or haven’t played yet lose that athletic season.
Differing Opinions of Media Coverage Concerning Ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic
As the coronavirus panic only continues to become greater and more widespread, media has suffered a harsh back lashing for the methods and strategy in which they have delivered the news about the pandemic as it has evolved over the last few weeks. Many feel as if the media has fueled the fire of panic, and ensued much of the fear that is currently prevalent in the minds of many civilians. However, there is controversy as to whether the media is simply just doing their job by informing the citizens of the current political, economic, and social threats today.