One by one, each and every major cultural institution locked the doors and suspended service until a date that was simply left as TBD. The NBA nd a game minutes before tip-off, schools across the nation and at all levels… Continue Reading
The Impact of an Unprecedented Disaster Upon Humanity The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an impact on a global scale. The imposition of novel regulations established in various countries by figures of authority has substantially decreased the rate of infection, as… Continue Reading
I. Introduction In mid-March, while waiting at the airport for a plane to take me back to my hometown in the wake of the mass closings caused by the novel coronavirus, I sat captive audience to the 24/7 television cable… Continue Reading
Amid the rising tensions that the George Floyd Protests have caused between police and the civilians they are sworn to protect and serve, it is necessary for us to reflect on how we got into this situation. It’s important to… Continue Reading
The upcoming 2020 presidential election created lots of excitement amongst American voters, causing the number of new voter registrations to surge. Once COVID-19 hit, however, these numbers seemed to fall off completely. Data in states where new voter registration numbers are available has demonstrated this drastic decrease and the significance of the votes that have been lost. Continue Reading
The United States, although proud of its independence, still vastly relies on other countries for survival. Our country prides itself on being the stage for intercultural diversity and building relationships across the globe. One of the most critical yet complex… Continue Reading
With the pandemic leaving many individuals stuck at home and seeking out instruction, posts on social media and the reach of these posts have increased. From the most recent information about the known cases to possible “miracle cures,” information about… Continue Reading
Restrictions against Immigration throughout a Global Pandemic As COVID-19 remains heavily present, the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement have placed several restrictions against international students. Causing several to panic heading back to campus this fall. |Credit: Change.org| By: Alexa… Continue Reading
Delmy Rodriguez Christina Kulich, Instructor POP-20SMU-GVT-180-D 07/29/2020 The Impact on Families Regarding COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting everyone, some more drastically than others, and for a number of families, it could mean making big changes in everyday living.… Continue Reading
With people of color making up the majority of essential workers it is very hard for people within these communities to practice adequate social distancing measures. These workers must be present at their jobs regardless of outbreaks in their communities, and some may need to continue working because of their financial circumstances.
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Time, money, and convenience play a large role in if people seek out medical care in the first place. Coronavirus may have finally changed that. Continue Reading
Billions of lost dollars will affect the economy tremendously in the long run. Unemployment fraud can be processed in different ways, one form is identity theft or a claims recipient which is “knowingly submitting false information” or “knowingly continuing to collect benefits when ineligible” Continue Reading
Coronavirus has represented a challenge for all countries. The United States has not been the exception. Federal and state governments have scrambled to build a strong response to the virus. The first weeks of the pandemic were of trial and… Continue Reading
By: Stephanie Bulega~Nasuna Essential vs. Nonessential This phrase is the center of many Covid-19 conversations. To lower infection, people around the world have put a pause on their daily life. Those are nonessential workers, but being essential means,… Continue Reading
The containment of this virus and public health relies on everyone doing their own part during this pandemic. Wearing a mask, social distancing, and regularly washing one’s hands are all main points in the World Health Organization’s advice to the public. Conspiracy theories surrounding the pandemic have reinforced a lack of trust in public institutions, which in turn puts vulnerable communities at risk to the rapid spread of coronavirus. Continue Reading
Gen Z Pre-Pandemic Before the pandemic, Gen Z was known to have extremely high rates of anxiety and depression. One of the most contributing factors was reported to be schoolwork and education. In a poll taken… Continue Reading
After COVID-19, businesses have been disrupted and after three months of interrupted activity, they won’t go back to normal, or at least for a while. The silver lining of this situation is that businesses are starting to adapt to this new situation… But how? Continue Reading
A Tale of Two States Much has been made recently on how some states have contained their Coronavirus outbreaks, while others have seen spikes. Most of these spikes are attributed to poor decisions by leadership around their re-opening policy and… Continue Reading
Competition in the market drives innovation. At least, that’s what basic economics and opponents of a single-payer healthcare system would claim. In part, this is true. However, what good is this innovation if very few can even afford it. The… Continue Reading
During pandemic, most of the information is spread through the social media, which has outgrown its standards over the years. One of the major problems is that there is a ton of data that is not being supported with the evidence beforehand and millions of people are being misled. Not only there are ads that are being posted all over the internet, but there are also famous people, who are role models and can affect the mindset and beliefs of the population. This is why, in my opinion, the information has to be controlled and supported with the evidence beforehand as the lives of many people may be affected by it. Continue Reading
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