Governor’s Ball 2021 scheduled despite COVID-19 Pandemic

Jake Gersh ’21, Staff Writer and Char Smith ’21, Staff Writer|May 14, 2021

Jake Gersh · Concern over Governor’s Ball 2021 amidst COVID-19 Pandemic - Jake Gersh '21, Char Smith '21

Photo by Max Shutze ’21

Students are reluctant to purchase tickets to this year’s Governor’s Ball.

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