public relations major from Broadway, Va. She is an avid reader, enjoys thrifting, writing, and keeping up with politics. After graduation, Ellie hopes to attend graduate school and earn her degree in Library Science
Lynchburg Announces Dr. Sally Coleman Selden as New President
By: Aisha Marilyn Abdulbary-Knotts | Staff Writer and Ellie Simmers... Read more.
Swimming in Death: Brian Recker and The Freedom in Deconstruction
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief On Monday, March 16, 2026,... Read more.
Who Is This War For?
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief Smoke rises from an Israeli... Read more.
Lynchburg Expands Digital Classroom; Introduces New Online Courses and Tech Initiatives
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief The University of Lynchburg campus.... Read more.
Small, But Mighty: Lynchburg Students Walkout in Protest of ICE
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief Organizers Abby Garrett (left) and... Read more.
Back To His Roots: Django Degree Returns to the Hive
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief On Friday, Feb. 6, 2026,... Read more.
Is Your AI Use Really Worth It?
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief MIT News If you are... Read more.
It’s Not Too Late to Change Your Mind
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief A memorial sign for 37-year-old... Read more.
Letter From the Editor: The Importance of Words
By: Ellie Simmers | Editor-in-Chief As I stepped back onto... Read more.
There’s No Place Like Home
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor Protesters across the country... Read more.
From the Lab to the Workshop; Now, She’s a Sommerville Nominee
For Elizabeth Johnson, choosing the University of Lynchburg was about... Read more.
From the Field to the Classroom; Now, She’s a Sommerville Nominee
For senior student-athlete Danielle Coon, excellence at the University of... Read more.
