Coronavirus brings temporary relief to global environment
Within the past couple of months, a large portion of society throughout the world has grinded to a halt in an effort to stop the…
2020
SARS-CoV-2, a Pandemic: Part 5, Numbers
Justin Kipness is a senior planning to study biology at Brown University in the fall. Each week, he will trace the Coronavirus pandemic from its…
Social media trends unite people despite social distancing
With millions of Americans stuck at home, many people are finding themselves turning to social media as a source of comfort and connection with others….
Stimulus checks not enough to support Americans through COVID-19 crisis
New York City, the proclaimed “city that never sleeps,” is quieter than ever before. In a dystopic change to New York residents’ lives, publicly standing…
AP testing adapts to accommodate social distancing
With schools being closed until at least May 20 due to the spread of COVID-19, the College Board has released changes that they have made…
New changes made in Stamford to respond to COVID-19
As the coronavirus continues to take its toll on the world, the City of Stamford is implementing multiple plans to help its thousands of citizens. …
Which quarantine activity should you try?
As week four of social distancing come to a close, many are in need of fun activities to keep busy. Take this quiz to find…
SARS-CoV-2, a pandemic: Part 4, Global spread
Justin Kipness is a senior planning to study biology at Brown University in the fall. Each week, he will trace the Coronavirus pandemic from its…
Price gouging: the greedy strike in our time of need
In the midst of the coronavirus epidemic rocking the world to its core, people are finding it increasingly difficult to find the products they need….
Slay of the month: Lexi Schultz (’20)
This month, The Westword sat down with Lexi Schultz (’20) to discuss her unique style. In addition to working at Fifi & Bella, Schultz has…