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Interviews several CNU students about their experiences inside and outside the classroom since returning from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Details the services of CNU's Center for Career Planning, many of which are virtual.

Details the experiences of Alencia Johnson, a CNU communication alum '09. Johnson most recently worked on Senator Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign.

Details an initiative started by four Bonner Service Scholars called Colleges for Equality that hopes to engage young people in conversations about systemic racism.

Details how leadership professor Lisa Heuvel is using Minecraft to teach her introductory leadership studies class.

Details a new course created by Dr. Elizabeth Gagnon and Dr. Molly Water to discuss and track leadership and social justice during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Details how Rachel Edwards, CNU chemistry alum '17, is now head brewer at Oozlefinch Beers & Blending in Hampton. She explains how studying chemistry at CNU has been instrumental in her job at Oozlefinch.

Details a new book out, edited by Dr. Michael Lewis, professor and chair of the Department of Sociology, Social Work, and Anthropology. The book tackles the misconceptions of the prohibition era.

Details the new positions of Alan Witt, CNU alum '76. He is now a member of the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and member and first vice president of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce.

Details the work that Maria Booker, CNU alum '10, is doing as executive director of Chance for Life, a nonprofit that raises money to fund pediatric cancer trials.