We all know the basics about COVID-19; we hear it on the news, see it on billboards and other forms of advertisement, and we speak about it to our friends, family, and co-workers. We may have even been unfortunate enough to experience it firsthand. We wash our hands constantly, buy Read more…
When this is over and done with, we are all going to be tech geniuses! Well, maybe not quite, but we will all be better off technology-wise than we were before. Between very young children utilizing Zoom features and older adults using interactive online training software that they hadn’t before, Read more…
While some schools have already gone back to face-to-face learning, some are postponing that option for another month, and some school districts have even decided to stay digital until 2021. Between March and May, all parents were thrown into the fire of online learning—whether they liked it or not. Depending Read more…
If you haven’t been paying close attention to the news, then pay attention to this article. New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, has a lot to celebrate right now: the country has been free of the coronavirus, with no known new cases from community spread for 100 days. This is Read more…
Our world has been ravaged by COVID-19 and it doesn’t seem to be letting up in many locations. Right now, we are just starting to accept that this is our new normal. Surely you are all tired of hearing “wash your hands,” “wear your mask,” “make sure you practice social Read more…
Crazy cat ladies—don’t get too worked up. Everything will be fine! While pets (in particular cats, pigs, ferrets, and Syrian hamsters) have been in the news lately for contracting COVID-19 and even dying (although no COVID correlation has been proven regarding the deaths), little is still known about this; however, Read more…
Just like with the race to the moon, there is a race to be the first official COVID-19 vaccine developer. The latter doesn’t sound as fancy and exciting as the race to the moon, but we desperately need it. At the moment, there is a head to head COVID-19 vaccine Read more…
With teacher strikes happening and many students and teachers already requiring a 14-day quarantine after physically being back to school, the country is holding its breath while wondering: is face-to-face instruction really the best choice right now? At the moment, the jury is hung. After months of digital learning and Read more…
Coronavirus aka Covid-19 has changed American lives forever, especially those living in the northeast in states like New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey. Today Monday July 20th, NYC got the green light to move their reopening process to “Phase 4”. What exactly does that mean for New Yorkers? Lets take Read more…
Mental health is a term that has been thrown around the main stream loosely the last few years. Mental health is a concern among all races, age groups and genders. With the Covid-19 pandemic depression and other mental ailments have risen among the general populous. One overlooked group during Covid-19 Read more…