New York and the Coronavirus: Riding the Subway
Andrea Pineda-Salgado
June 26, 2020
Can New Yorkers feel safe riding the subway now that New York is in Phase Two? Andrea Pineda-Salgado reports.
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The Coronavirus is Disproportionately Impacting Black People in New York
Mili Mansaray
June 22, 2020
New York City is a ghost town. The empire state is the country’s epicenter for covid-19, the illness caused by SARS-CoV-2 (one of many coronaviruses), with
The Coronavirus is Disproportionately Impacting Black People in New York
Mili Mansaray
June 22, 2020
New York City is a ghost town. The empire state is the country’s epicenter for covid-19, the illness caused by SARS-CoV-2 (one of many coronaviruses), with
What to Consider When Social Distancing on Two Wheels
Alison Zimmerman
June 16, 2020
After months of stay-at-home orders, the much-awaited process of reopening has begun, and many world leaders hope to see their citizens don not only masks,
What to Consider When Social Distancing on Two Wheels
Alison Zimmerman
June 16, 2020
After months of stay-at-home orders, the much-awaited process of reopening has begun, and many world leaders hope to see their citizens don not only masks,
A Look Into the Lives of Essential Workers During COVID-19
Melanie Eszter
June 4, 2020
A look into how essential workers in Kansas City are adapting to a “new normal” during the pandemic.
A Look Into the Lives of Essential Workers During COVID-19
Melanie Eszter
June 4, 2020
A look into how essential workers in Kansas City are adapting to a “new normal” during the pandemic.
Quarantine & its Effects on College education
Sam Tracy
May 25, 2020
When the Coronavirus crisis broke out worldwide in March 2020 and increasing amounts of countries issued widespread lockdowns, college students fled home to quarantine for
Churches in the Middle of COVID-19
Rebekah Nelson
May 21, 2020
During the COVID-19 pandemic, multiple countries have faced stay-at-home orders and shut downs of nonessential businesses as the entire world was put on pause in
Thailand’s Lodging Industry Shifts its Focus from International to Domestic Travelers Amidst the Pandemic
BB Jiruppabha
May 20, 2020
When Thailand’s government ordered hotels in more than half the country to close down on April 4, Airbnb host Chantip Pakvisal knew she had dodged
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