Stories of COVID-19 in America

COVID-19 Wall of Memories is the brainchild of retired project manager Mohammed Nasrullah.

When the United States reached 100,000 deaths from COVID, he began thinking of a way to memorialize them.

Jazz and COVID-19

By Noal Cohen

Being a jazz musician is not easy. Although it may be America’s unique contribution to…

The Performing Arts: Another Casualty of the Pandemic

By Natalie Drum

How a Vet Filled a Gap in the VA System Left by COVID

By Sam Alix

Queer and COVID: A Potentially Disastrous Combination for Workers, Patients, and Students

I Miss the Little Things COVID Took Away

By Adina Bernstein

What’s on the Inside

By Sam Alix

A college professor asked his chemistry class, “If you shake a can of Coke and then…

Thoughts on Vaccine Hesitancy From a COVID Survivor

By Marlene D. Malone

Safe Hiking During a Pandemic

By Ruth Nasrullah

Tips for Older Adults After Being Cooped Up for More Than a Year