The fall decision will have to wait
The first coronavirus-related death in the U.S. was less than three months ago.
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It is okay to just be okay
In the four weeks that my family has been self-isolating, my sister has baked a coffee cake, muffins (twice), two apple crisps, and four batches of cookies. Meanwhile, I am just trying to keep up with all of my classes.
Read moreFederal stimulus package ignores a group who seriously needs it — college students
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act is the largest emergency relief package in American history, and nestled within $2 trillion of government spending is a $1,200 check for qualifying Americans.
Read moreWe are a community. It’s time to start acting like one.
As I struggle to cling onto normality amidst these long days of panic, I can’t help but think of my grandma who has been a constant in my life since birth.
Read moreThe United States mishandled COVID-19 response on the way to 100,000 confirmed cases
The U.S. is the undisputed world leader in yet another category, but it is not a title we should be proud of. Last Thursday, March 26, the U.S. overtook China for the title of most confirmed cases of COVID-19, en route to boasting 189,000 confirmed cases on March 31, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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Read moreUniversity’s poorly-executed announcement of move to online classes and residence hall closure only led to more uncertainty
For around an hour and a half following President James T. Harris’ III, D.Ed. announcement that the University of San Diego would be moving to online classes and closing residence halls, most students had no more information about the decision than a social media post.
Read morePlenty of race left to run
The stage at the Democratic primary debate in Arizona will look much emptier than the one only two weeks ago in South Carolina.
Read moreContempt of the Court
Throughout American history, there have been presidents who have shown contempt for the Supreme Court of the United States.
Read moreHome is where the vote is
A member of Arizona’s state House of Representatives thinks students should not be allowed to register to vote using their campus address.
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