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by Jason Chapman, Co-Editor in Chief The Inkwell staff will be operating remotely from now until the end of the semester. In the coming days and weeks we will try to bring you valuable and trustworthy information on COVID-19 in the Savannah area and other local news stories. If anyone has any ideas for stories,... Continue Reading →
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a Photo Story by Jason Chapman, Editor in Chief Thousands of protesters gathered in Downtown Savannah on May 31 to protest, and march against police brutality. The protest was a peaceful one. It started in Johnson Square and moved in front of City Hall. The National Guard was blocking off Bay St. West of City... Continue Reading →
by Brenda Rojo-Cruz, Contributor “It’s absolutely been disappointing and sad. I feel like my senior year has ended without any closure,” said graduating Georgia Southern student Samantha Best. “I do, however, feel the university made the right choice; it’s just too risky.” As COVID-19 continues to grip the United States, universities across the nation have suspended in-person classes... Continue Reading →
by Rebecca Munday, Staff Write With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing everyone to study for school or to work from home, it seems appropriate to share with all of you some tips I’ve learned and collected from different sites about how to succeed in isolation. Set Goals for Yourself All of the various links, readings,... Continue Reading →
By Rebecca Munday, Staff Writer Art pieces often make viewers think about the world around them. The artists’ concrete goal of transforming a viewer’s perspective is rarely stated, but rather implied. However, the Visual Arts majors who have their work displayed in the Senior Art Exhibit titled, “Perspective” explicitly say to add a new... Continue Reading →
