Photo Credit: ben.edu Syeda Saberi - News Editor Benedictine University welcomed Kenneth F. Newbold, Jr., Ph.D. as the new provost as of May 2020 and has been communicating with students and faculty over the past few months to introduce the new teaching models, which provides guidelines on how the Fall 2020 semester will work amidst … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About the new BenU Model
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Kenosha Shootings Spark More Debates on Racism by Authorities
Photo Credit: adn.com Syeda Saberi - News Editor The shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha Wisconsin this past Sunday sparked an outburst of BLM protests in the area. Blake who remains paralyzed but is out of critical condition was shot 7 times in the back by officers as he was reaching into his vehicle. State … Continue reading Kenosha Shootings Spark More Debates on Racism by Authorities
New York Governor Allows Couples To Be Legally Married Via Zoom
Andrew Tran Perspectives Editor While everyone has been on lock down during the past 4 weeks, many people have to cancel their scheduled weddings for the end of March and for the month of April because of the social distancing guidelines. This leaves couples in a very weird spot since they cannot obtain their marriage … Continue reading New York Governor Allows Couples To Be Legally Married Via Zoom
Maintaining a healthy mind during the pandemic
Amber Syed Scene Editor During times like now, people cope with the stress differently than others. This pandemic is causing an immense amount of stress to everyone. However, making sure you know how to deal with this stress is very important. Here are a few ways to help you cope with the stress: Most … Continue reading Maintaining a healthy mind during the pandemic
A word from the editors
Syeda Saberi News Editor As we wrap up the spring semester, we’d like to send out a heartfelt thanks to all of our readers for their never ending support and encouragement. The Candor staff is looking forward to the coming semester with hope and optimism and we cannot wait to bring you more news and … Continue reading A word from the editors
We are in this together
Sanampreet K. Bhullar Staff Writer As news about COVID-19 continues to spread, so do the anxieties about COVID-19. From various outlets, whether it’s news to social media, a lot of information is circulating. Some of the information is true, but much is misinformed or only partially correct. It is essential to distinguish the factual news, … Continue reading We are in this together
A Simple Definition of Feminism
Sara Nassif Perspectives Writer Feminism is advocating for women's rights and asking for equal rights for no matter a person’s gender. Feminism has a long history; it has started since the earliest stage of human civilization. The history of feminism is eventful and mesmerizing, starting from fighting for women’s suffrage, to marches, to the MeToo … Continue reading A Simple Definition of Feminism
How Have Student Athletes Been Affected?
Joey Spahn Sports Editor Over the course of the past few months everyone throughout the country has been affected one way or another by this ongoing pandemic. On college campuses all over, this trend remains the same and student athletes who were competing in their spring season have had to face the reality of not … Continue reading How Have Student Athletes Been Affected?
