By Laurel Bennett, Contributing Writer On Tuesday, a Restorative Justice Circle was held in Glatfelter Lodge at 8 p.m. The event was organized by Jacob Singleton ’22, a mid-year graduate, to fulfill a requirement for his Peace and Justice Studies Minor. The event was open to all students on campus. Restorative Justice Circles are commonly held in K-12 schools, churches, and prisons as a way to build a sense of community and equality. Participants sit in a circle to allow for open conversations in response to prompted questions.  When asked what inspired his organization of the event, Singleton...