COVID-19 in Weeks

Perhaps this disillusion and removal of America from its pedestal is a good thing.

America was once the land of the plenty. Now? It’s the land of the ignorant and of want.

It’s the culture, stupid. Our future? It rests on our individual choices today.

Imagine a country where people wear masks without a fuss… Meet Taiwan.

Binge-watching Agent Carter, masks, and the end of home quarantine.

I guess I was lucky to live in a city with copious greenery right outside of my house. Rolling hills lent themselves to a number of…

After thirteen hours of stillness, weeks of calling hotels and Airbnbs, and daily monitoring of movements made by the CDC, this Herculean…

As shelter in place is coming to a close, a new way of living is just starting.

Perhaps the greatest skill I have learned throughout this quarantine is how to type a solid, 1000 word essay in forty-five minutes.

If citizens of other nations can put aside their individualism — Italy, China, Taiwan, South Korea — why can’t we?

I’m embarking on a mission to reconnect with my Taiwanese heritage by exploring how to create the foods I’ve adored since childhood.

Living in the Bay Area, it is difficult to recall a time when I was not so interconnected with the digital world.

Under COVID-19, siblings become homeschool teachers, and America is finally first in the number of COVID-19 cases.

Proctoring exams? Teaching band? There is more to Zoom than we thought. Using baking as a method to de-stress.

This pandemic does not attest to how well we can prepare, but it shows how skillfully we are able to adapt.