Voting During a Pandemic
2020 has been one long, inescapable nightmare and the presidential campaign has had no small part in that. Now the candidates have been chosen the race is finally nearing its end. The swarm of political ads and rampant display of campaign merchandise means that our most sacred of civil duties is once again upon us. Crowds will be gathering around polls and with them the danger of the spread of Covid-19…
88.3 WCQR Sponsoring Letter-Writing Campaign for Kids at Niswonger Children’s Hospital
“We have found that sometimes it’s the words we say that can Speak Life into someone,” says Lori Price, the afternoon host at 88.3 WCQR.
Perspective: The 1918 Spanish Flu
We are in the middle of the worst health crisis in over 100 years. The entire world has been impacted and deaths due to the coronavirus pandemic continue to rise. King students, faculty and staff left campus and our facilities are being cleaned and locked down. Our administration has acted responsibly and are doing all they can to protect us when we return. But as of this writing, we don’t know when that will be.
4 Tips for Dealing With Grief and Loss of the School Year
The end of the school year always bring a bittersweet feeling to students. The feeling of accomplishment is exciting, but leaving a place you’ve called home for months or years can be difficult.
3 Ways to Help You Manage The Change to Online Classes
As many of you transition to online classes, below are a few tips to help make this change more manageable.
5 Ways to Stay Grounded and Remain Present
During this time of uncertainty, your thoughts may become overwhelming and lead to emotional distress. To help balance emotions, begin by paying attention to your thoughts and try to redirect them in a helpful way.
Protecting our Mental Health in the Unknown
When faced with the unknown, our mental health can take a toll. Here are a three tips to protect our mental health during this time of uncertainty.
The Kayseean Suspends Consistent Publication Amid Coronavirus Crisis
With King University’s decision to extend spring break and move instruction to an online format until April 20, The Kayseean will suspend consistent publication for at least the next month.
“People Helping People”: All you need to know about the ACA
In January 2020, The Appalachian College Association (ACA) packed its bags, trekked across the Cumberland Gap, and found a new home at King University…
16 Ways to Reward Yourself
Sometimes you need to reward yourself to stay motivated (as suggested here), sometimes you need to reward yourself for rewarding yourself. Whatever your situation may be, the Kayseean staff have compiled a useful list of the best ways to reward yourself…