By: Dylan Evans In 2021, revered director and producer Guillermo del Toro released a horror-thriller movie called Nightmare Alley, which was released this past December. The movie was liked by critics but did not receive much attention in theaters and the box office. This movie is a remake […]
By: Anna Boyd The COVID-19 Pandemic has been racing through the world since 2019. We have seen many cases arise in different areas while in other areas it has died down. COVID has not fully gone away since scientists discovered it. No matter how many precautions the CDC […]
By: Anna Boyd COVID-19 is still affecting thousands of people daily. Since the vaccines have been out and approved, they have been authorized for emergency use. The CDC has since reported tens of millions first doses and people fully vaccinated. The Pfizer vaccine was the first vaccine to be approved by the […]
By: Anna Boyd Nov 2, 2021: The CDC released a statement that children 5-11 are now eligible for the Pfizer COVID vaccine. They are offering a lower-dose of Pfizer’s-BioNTech’s vaccine, because of this decision over 28 million children are now able to receive vaccines. Dr. Rochelle Walensky, the director of the CDC, signed […]
By: Anna Boyd Healthcare providers are overworked and placed in life-threatening positions daily. Since the start of this deadly pandemic, they have faced heartbreak and devastation like never before. Many were placed in poor work conditions having to reuse PPE to save their lives, they even lived at […]
Image Credit: CNBC By: Virginia Riddle Oct. 14: A panel of medical experts for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have voted in favor of the Moderna requests to make booster shots for COVID-19 vaccinations publicly available. The vote was unanimous, with all 19 panel members supporting a […]
by Trou Johnson One year ago, Covid-19 had some of its biggest effects on graduating college students. All across the world colleges were sending students home, switching courses to online, and canceling sporting events and graduations. Here on Thiel’s Campus students were already home learning that the class […]
By: Samantha Walker The world has been on pause for over a year as every country on the globe combats the corona virus pandemic. With the availability of vaccines, the lower daily number of cases, and as scientists begin to better understand the virus, there is a chance […]
By Josie Barton Religious services and gatherings have been put on hold throughout the 2020-2021 pandemic. People are finding unique ways to communicate and engage with the church while still following national guidelines. Thiel College Pastor Brian Riddle provides insight on religious gatherings and how they have been […]
by Josie Barton Savanna Wilson is a K-5 Special Education Teacher at Hampton Elementary School since September of 2020. Wilson’s goal as a teacher is to change children’s lives for the better through a fun and productive learning environment. She strives to engage both academically and personally to […]
By: Casandra Stolz Seniors who are approaching an anticipated commencement from Thiel College may share a similar disappointment as the class of 2020. Important sentimental moments during the past year have been shared through a screen or cancelled all together. The 2021 class graduation will probably be succumbed […]
By: John Robbins During the weekend of October 3rd, almost three NFL games were affected by the Coronavirus. The first game affected was the Tennessee Titans against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Twenty players and staff members from Tennessee tested positive for COVID-19, leading to the postponement of the Steelers […]
By Josie Barton The decision to attend college as a freshman in 2020 and to pay for an expensive education bares many risks. Although America is facing one of the most socially controversial years, my personal experience has been great so far, and I am satisfied I chose […]
Dear Thiel College Community, From its earliest days, Thiel College has been an adaptive community, supporting students to pursue their education while responding to new contexts and challenges. It is in that spirit that the College has decided to reduce activities on campus over the next three weeks […]
THIELENSIAN 