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The Six Mile Post editors share their reflections about working remotely this year. Pictured top left to right is Olivia Fortner, Russell Chesnut, Jackson Morris and Joshua Mata. On bottom from left to right, see Mariah Redmond, Brandon Dyer and Alexis Johnson.

Reflections from the editors

Staff Reports
May 17, 2021
Assistant Professor Wilson waiting for the run to start.

Rabbit Run on Cartersville campus

Jackson Morris
May 4, 2021
Social media has become the biggest outlet for Gen Z.

Social media is Gen Z’s greatest tool for change

Staff Editorial
May 4, 2021
Remaining aware of sexual assault violence

Remaining aware of sexual assault violence

Mariah Redmond
May 4, 2021
Restricting controversial entertainment

Restricting controversial entertainment

Brandon Dyer
May 4, 2021
Charger Innovation Challenge winners

Charger Innovation Challenge winners

Jackson Morris
May 4, 2021
The narrative now: there’s good an bad

The narrative now: there’s good an bad

By Kayy Monroe
May 4, 2021
Jennifer Hicks named execu- tive director of enrollment. Maggie Jackson named student enrollment supervisor. Photos contributed by J. Hicks and M. Jackson.

Declining enrollment leads to new positions

Alexis Johnson
May 4, 2021
Dana Nichols, current chief academic officer and provost, will fill the position of interim president at GHC as the hiring process for permanent president begins.

Dana Nichols named interim president of GHC

Olivia Fortner
May 3, 2021
Photos contributed by Ciara Horner Ciara Horner quit her job, packed two suitcases and booked a one-way ticket to travel out West to Utah, Nevada and California during the pandemic.

The narrative now: Searching for a purpose out West

Ciara Horner
April 26, 2021
Solutions for mass shootings go far beyond gun control

Solutions for mass shootings go far beyond gun control

Staff Editorial
April 26, 2021
Izzy Marcotte looks to make a play in a game against Gordon State College on April 7, at Stars Field in Cartersville, GA.

Softball team finds rhythm after full quarantine

Brandon Dyer, Sports Editor
April 26, 2021
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