Grace Cavanaugh ~ Staff Writer
Flyer from an email sent by Lauris Cassidy.
From December 6 to December 8 at 7:00 p.m., The Shape of Things, a play by Neil LaBute, will be performed in the studio theater.
The Shape of Things
Lynchburg Men’s Basketball Starting Strong
Caitlin Dorsch ~ Copy Desk Chief
Members of the Lynchburg Mens Basketball team cheering on their other teammates in the game against Ferrum College. Photo taken by Taylor Herzog and retrieved from the Lynchburg Sports Website.
On Sunday, November 25, the University of Lynchburg’s Men’s Basketball team overwhelmed Eastern Mennonite University by a score of 87 to 72. This is the team’s fifth straight win of the season. Their win streak began in their home opener on Thursday, November 8, against Ferrum College by a score of 75 to 57. Next, the team defeated St. Mary’s College (Md.) in a nail-biter by a score of 83 to 80 on Sunday, November 11. Then, at the start of our Thanksgiving Break, the team defeated Randolph College by a score of 60 to 48 on Saturday, November 17. That particular win was huge as it marked the beginning of the 2018 Old Dominion Athletic Conference regular season.
First Year Vibes: Home for the Holidays
Anna-Catherine Kueng ~ Staff Writer
Illustration by Nicole Freewalt
In August, I could not wait to move into my freshman dorm. I was excited for the opportunities ahead of me and even the thought of wearing shower shoes did not seem too terrible. I listened to The Him’s “Feels Like Home” song almost every day during my neighborhood runs and I would dream about my upcoming life in Lynchburg. Honestly, the reason I chose to attend the University of Lynchburg was because out of all the schools I got accepted to, I felt like UofL could easily become my second home.
College Life: Never too Early to Celebrate Christmas
Katherine Daniel ~ Editor in Chief
Illustration by Nicole Freewalt
Christmas is right around the corner and it is never too early to start celebrating for Christmas.
Professor Impacting Elementary Lives Through Writing
Caroline Wilkerson ~ Copy Editor
Picture of Dr. Chidsey Dickson working with elementary schoolers at WordWorks! Taken from WordWorks! Website
Dr. Chidsey Dickson, a professor of English at the University of Lynchburg, has been volunteering with elementary students to improve their writing skills.
College Life: Thanksgiving Break
Katherine Daniel ~ Editor in Chief
We recently came back from Fall break a couple weeks ago and all I can think about is how much I am looking forward to Thanksgiving break. While fall break was a few days to relieve the stress I had with my midterms and all my assignments, it definitely was a tease. Fall break is just a taste of home for a long weekend, but just as soon as you adjust being home for a long weekend, it is time to go back. I cannot help but look forward to Thanksgiving Break and here are a few reasons why.
We the People
Caroline Wilkerson ~ Copy Editor
On Tuesday, November 6th8 citizens all across the United States, and students at the University of Lynchburg exercised their right to vote in the 2018 Congressional Election.
