Moodle, Viterbo’s program for everything academic is currently going through unannounced reworks, causing students to pretend they were planning on doing their assignments. Frederick Bortoley, a student here at Viterbo, had a lot to say about these changes. “It’s honestly really hard to uphold this facade. I mean, I’m a music theatre student and I’m struggling to pretend to do these assignments.”
Another student, Rachael Gorbler, had something to say as well: “It’s one thing for professors to assign real homework to do, but when it comes to acting like I wanted to do them… don’t even get me started.”
This outage has got the campus in a roar. The commuter students have even gone so far as to park their cars opposite the parking spots in protest. Others seem to have been protesting in different ways. Students who live on campus seem to only be eating cereal for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, coining the slogan, “In a World Without Moodle, Only Cereal Survives.” Students seem to have an understanding that this is unfair treatment from the University.
Something must be done. President Rizz T. has made an official announcement that all of those that do not pretend like they were going to do their assignments will be expelled by Viterbo, which only created more discourse on campus.
Moodle has made an official statement that this problem is spanning across multiple college campuses within America, and they are working on everything they possibly can to solve this issue. No more was said from the company.
This issue is by far the toughest thing Viterbo has gone through in the past month. Students parking incorrectly, only eating cereal, having to pretend like they wanted to do their assignments, when will there be justice?
