Tag: coronavirus
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Masks Aren’t Just Protection, They’re Fashion
By Juliana Walter & Emily Banaitis Flowers, stripes, logos, quotes; everywhere you go, everyone seems to have a unique mask from the person next to them. While COVID-19 at first posed an issue for the fashion industry with millions of Americans losing their jobs and the majority of the country not leaving their homes, Etsy […]
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Changes Across UT to Combat COVID-19
By Re’nesia Mills The University of Tampa has made various changes this semester to prioritize the health of students, including changes to the health and wellness center, a newly formed partnership with Rapid Trace, and budget cuts were made. Operations and protocols at the Dickey Health and Wellness Center look different from previous semesters. “Students […]
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COVID-19: Analyzing and attacking the spread of misinformation
by Mallory Culhane When the coronavirus pandemic hit hard in the U.S., many people were forced to adapt to new learning, working and living situations as schools closed, businesses moved to remote work and residents were instructed to stay inside. Journalists are no exception – which presented a new range of difficulties for those in […]
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COVID-19 affects live concerts with hopes to reschedule
by Maddi Dolan As some states in the U.S. are ready for phase one reopening after the coronavirus lockdown, many people are left questioning what the future will look like for concerts and festivals. Back in March, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) made an announcement urging event organizers to postpone, cancel, or […]
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U.S. racism flares up during COVID-19
By Kayla Lupedee As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak makes its way through the United States, there has been an unruly number of racists rising to the surface and portraying their true colors. However, is this really something that is even surprising anymore? Racism in America seems to feel almost too ordinary, even in 2020. This […]