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 Shifts Title IX Office to Remote Model
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor The University of Lynchburg... Read more.
Four Favorites: Comfort During Chaos
Last week was exhausting, to say the least. I know... Read more.
Four Favorites: New Semester, New Picks
Welcome back to campus, Hornets! I hope everyone is settling... Read more.
The Cost of Headlines: How Narratives Harm Trans Communities
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor On Wednesday, Aug. 28,... Read more.
Journalism Has Never Been More Important
The Case for Protecting and Promoting Voices in 2025 Family... Read more.
Groundskeeping Changes Leave Students in the Dark
As students moved back into residence halls, apartments, and campus... Read more.
It’s Time for University of Lynchburg To Address the Elephant in the Oval Office
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor Whenever I tell someone... Read more.
Autism and Me(asles): RFK Needs to Be Quiet
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor Death and taxes: the... Read more.
Inspiring Nonviolent Change: Father John Dear Advocates for Justice During Lecture
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor Speaking to a full... Read more.
Fantasy with a Conscience: Jordan Ifueko Tackles Social Issues in YA Novels
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor “I wanted to write... Read more.
Letterboxd Four Favorites with Jacob Clavijo
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant Editor Known for his love... Read more.
“We Are Not Broken People,” How John Elder Robison Redefined Neurodiversity
By: Ellie Simmers | Assistant News Editor LYNCHBURG, Va. –... Read more.
