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 moreTonight is Seder, the ceremonial dinner and ritual that begins the Jewish holiday of Passover, or Pesach. Passover celebrates freedom and honors the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt. It is one of the most widely celebrated Jewish holidays.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreFor 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.
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Moving trucks, the packing of boxes, and tearful goodbyes are all that could be seen outside the dorms at USD over the past week.
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