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Using data from Niche, Stacker compiled a list of the 100 best public colleges in America, from major universities to small, specialized colleges. Click for more. So Edie, with her interest in art, designed a lapel pin that would celebrate being vaccinated for COVID-19. The concept quickly became reality after she connected with a company that could make the pins. The finished product has an American flag with a big “V” representing vaccination. The goal of the pins is to inspire conversation – and encourage people to get a shot. Edie says conversations about being vaccinated ...

The lapel pin project, “has really blown up.’’ Edie Grice has so far tracked more than 1,000 sales, with people from 13 states buying them.

Without a way to distinguish between the vaccinated and unvaccinated, a Georgia Southern student set out to make a change, designing enamel pins and selling them across the state and raising money for vaccine education. A GS psychology student and art entrepreneur, Edie Grice, came up with a way for people to display to others if they have been vaccinated with her ‘V for Vaccinated’ enamel pins. “The idea for my ‘V for Vaccinated’ pins came from a conversation I had with my dad where we discussed how will people know if someone has been vaccinated for COVID or not,” said Grice. �...