The Inkwell

Document Type

Newspaper

Publication Date

9-30-2021

Keywords

George-Anne Inkwell, COVID-19, Georgia Southern Health Services, Testing and Vaccination, Mental Health, University History, And Justice for All Exhibit, Black Lives Matter, Senior Art Exhibition, The Digital Age, Fresh Check Day, Graduation, Home Workers Career Fair, Craig Imara Butts, Sharon Butts, Maxine Bryant, Jamal Touré, Alfonza Hagan, Major Ben Harron, Kyle Marrero, Glenn Gibney, Brian Ledbetter, Rori Brown, Shantel DeLos Angeles, Faith Manuel, Ferris Smith, Racial inequality, Police reform, Student food insecurity, Captain's Cupboard, Mental health awareness, Suicide prevention, Remote work and telecommuting, Generational differences, COVID-19 pandemic impacts, Opera and music education

Comments

  • "...And Justice For All" Exhibit Arrives At Armstrong Campus. Duncan Sligh
  • Captain's Cupboard in MCC 205 Offers Food And Toiletries To Students In Need Rebecca Munday
  • The University Announces graduation Ceremonies For Fall 2021 Students In Need Rebecca Munday
  • Digital Age: Senior Art Exhibit Rebecca Munday
  • Op-Ed: 9/11, COVID, And generational-Defining Events Duncan Sligh
  • Fresh Check Day: Student Wellness And Health Promotion Brings Awareness To Mental Health Rebecca Munday
  • How To Decide If Remote Is Right For You Rebecca Munday
  • Musical Background Led Dr. Marrero to Administrative Success, Presidency Duncan Sligh
  • Brian Ledbetter Keeps Students Guessing And Laughing Throughout Duncan Sligh

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