Month: August 2020

Navigating a pandemic during perfect conditions is incredibly difficult, it puts an immense strain on physical and emotional health, completely turns around what we know to be “normal life”, and is a source of a lot of anxiety and fear, especially for those at risk. However, this anxiety is heightened when you are unable to communicate to the general population in the only way you know how, as is the case for the deaf community. Continue Reading →

Most of the schools in United States were closed till the end of an academic year since the pandemic took place. A total lock down like this has never happened in our lifetime and there was no plan for how to continue an educational process. And yet, the way they responded to the situation is something worth your attention. Continue Reading →

Though online schooling isn’t ideal for most, the impact will be much more detrimental for those in low-income areas. It is more important than ever that our schools get the proper funding they need, so why haven’t they? Continue Reading →

In the digital age, with the introduction of social media, and the accessible ways of consuming entertainment, media of any kind has become our world. The shift from using traditional sources for information to relying on commentary and opinions on facts and data has changed the way Americans take in information. Continue Reading →

Restaurant owners are struggling to keep their businesses as the coronavirus outbreak spreads across the United States.
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COVID-19 caused countries to shut down. During these national lockdowns, the environment changed drastically. Air quality improved and so too did the habitats in which animals resided. If these positive strides are not encouraged or acted upon, then a worse rebound effect may be in store for the future. Continue Reading →

By Kaia Beckerman August 8th, 2020 As the upcoming school year approaches, students, teachers, and parents look towards the future with uncertainty. While no one knows what this year will look like, one thing is certain, whether it takes place… Continue Reading →

The correctional environment imposes additional risks, Overcrowding, poor ventilation, close habitation, or dormitory-style housing will increase COVID-19 transmission. In addition, institutions strictly control everyday items such as soap, cleaning supplies, and hand sanitizer and rarely provide spare clothing or bedding. Continue Reading →

Covid-19 has taken over the world, and other than wearing masks, a vaccine is the best way to decrease cases. According to the New York Times, there are 140 vaccines pre-clinical, 18 in phase I, 12 in phase II, and… Continue Reading →

There is a misconception that the COVID-19 outbreak has greatly benefited the environment worldwide due to a drop in travel, both on roads and air travel, and a slow in production levels in workplaces. The reality is, however, that the clean air we see right now is only temporary. People and the economy are already looking to start back up where they left off back in March, where we will continue to see increases in carbon emissions. Continue Reading →