Reagan, an RHS graduate, is currently across the world in Europe. She can attest to learning very little last spring and is still only in person about 20% of the time. Her local area continues to shut down due to outbreaks but she is enjoying her time outside of class taking breaks at the cafe and running an anonymous bird account on Instagram.

Emily Erlanger has recently been published in Siena College’s student magazine. She is studying English education and will soon observe teachers at RHS.

John, pictured on the left, is nostalgic of the big football games and in person classes. The lively campus OSU has never looked more dull, esoecially in an election year. On top of missing the games, the “lifeblood” of fall campus life, gatherings are small and most of his social time comes from hanging with the roommates and ROTC training.

Cidney, who graduated last school year amidst the very start of the pandemic, has been experiencing virtual school this whole time. She personally chose to stay home for the better of her own and families well being. However, her thoughts have changed. After realizing the lack of social experiences, minimal friendships created, and the constant view of her childhood bedroom, she has decided to attend campus next semester. A final note Cidney would like to share is, “The workload is significantly easier to manage, so that’s something to look forward to, even if your school is online.”