Tagged - COVID-19
american politics
What’s actually happening with the U.S. vaccine stockpile
At the moment, in terms of sharing actual doses, the U.S. doesn’t have the necessary surplus to do so.
COVID-19
The new guest policy matters a lot to an important campus minority
This policy doesn’t change much for that large group of students who don’t care what the rules are.
COVID-19
University announces tentative relaxation of no-visitor policy
A pilot program allowing students to have a maximum of one masked visitor in their dorm is slated to begin March 15, pending compliance with COVID-19 guidelines.
Basketball
The ’Jackets are Back & Ready to Attack
UR’s varsity Yellowjackets have enjoyed a triumphant return to competition. Beginning in late February, many teams — including track and field and men’s basketball — were given clearance by the University to begin modified versions of their typical seasons.
COVID-19
The Marriage Pact and modern loneliness: It’s too good to be true
What’s important to keep in mind though, is that lonely people are easy to prey on.
COVID-19
Literally, defund UHS
It’s time that we carefully re-evaluate UHS’s usefulness, necessity, and contributions to the student body.
Alumni
Carillon concert commemorates COVID-19 tragedies
For the past week, the bells at the top of Rush Rhees were rung in memory of alumni who lost their lives due to COVID-19.
campus
A response to Dr. Chatbot and student complacency
If we can present it as a fun opportunity rather than one more duty in an already exhausting time, then by all means we should.
COVID-19
UHS conducts more COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Tests for spring semester
To up their surveillance abilities, UR is conducting more Rapid Antigen Tests instead of just RT-PCR tests this spring.
