The Coronavirus Chronicles

How I’ve been resisting the urge to stay in bed all day.

Oklahoma City boutique survives the COVID-19 pandemic with the help of social media.

The coronavirus has changed more than how college students attend class. Navigating relationships has now become more difficult than ever.

A documentation of my time in Vermont, and what the road back to Dallas looks like.

I turned 21 years old on Saturday May 2nd, otherwise known as Day 44 since the Coronavirus Outbreak.

What a typical quarantined day looks like inside my Texas home.

How gaming helps maintain social interaction during quarantine.

Daniel Jacobs explains how he has maintained his sanity during strict quarantine regulations.

How the Coronavirus outbreak has affected my family abroad.

A documentation of a students restless days and dreamless nights.

How Covid-19 is affecting New Yorkers

Living through a pandemic has changed my perspective.

Kelley Small talks about the importance of being aware of mental health among college students during COVID-19

Here are some of the relatable moments that have allowed me to venture beyond my bedroom walls and that have reminded me that I’m not…

Maggie Hillegass, a student at UMich, sets up a pen pal program between college students across the country and nursing home residents…

How the fitness industry has changed due to COVID-19.

The Obama-era served as the backdrop to my Muslim-American childhood in suburban Texas. I can’t remember 9/11, I vaguely remember the…

What our University’s city looks like during a worldwide pandemic.

As a senior set to graduate in May, my final semester was cut short after the Coronavirus outbreak of 2020.

What college will be like after Coronavirus.

A series of photos documenting my time in quarantine.

Coronavirus has forced a change on all of us. These are some photos that capture some of the new normal.

People have been forced to change their approach to grocery shopping as social distancing requirements take effect.

Why Covid-19 and I are tied — for now.