By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief Hi, it’s your friendly neighborhood newspaper editor, Courtney, here, reporting from my little on-campus apartment at Newman University in Wichita, Kansas. Yes, I’m still here during the pandemic, and when I’m not helping with the family liquor store (designated “essential” and still open

Jack Schafer, Staff Writer This new way of life kind of sucks. I wake up, check the time, 9:45. Go to the fridge, eat. Check the time, 9:55. Open up the computer, log into Zoom. 10 A.M. class starts. 11 A.M. Zoom meeting starts. Do homework,

By Hope Eckley, Staff Writer I’m a major extrovert, so this stay-at-home order is my worst nightmare. I never thought I would see the day where I would not be able to go anywhere. I’m pretty sure none of us thought we would. I am a person with

By Cole Schnieders, Staff Writer Coronavirus has been in the headlines since the World Health Organization declared the novel SARS-like disease an outbreak on Jan. 30. In fact, it is on the front page for this edition of The Vantage. The disease itself probably won’t be a civilization-ending pandemic;