All About COVID-19
Baby Steps: Children’s Post-Pandemic World
The notion of “post-pandemic” life is underway, and parents are gearing up and partaking in summertime activities for their children. With children as young as 12 years old receiving the vaccine and clinical trials ongoing for ages five to 11, kids are stepping back into social settings…
The ‘Grief Pandemic’ Will Torment Americans for Years
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unrelenting grief for many who lost loved ones to the disease.
Tips for Older Adults to Regain Their Game After Being Cooped Up for More Than a Year
Millions of older Americans are similarly struggling with physical, emotional and cognitive challenges…
The Performing Arts: Another Casualty of the Pandemic
The performing and fine arts industry, which depend on live performances, have been affected the most during the coronavirus pandemic…
Not All Jobs Are Coming Back Post COVID, But States Can Help
Jobs in some industries may never return. An estimated 17 million workers may need to transition to new jobs post pandemic…
These New York Neighbors Are Building Their Own Safety Net
What was once a pop-up grocery-delivery-service has become a wraparound community safety net…
What will the ‘new normal’ in schools look like post-COVID?
There’s no going back. That is the consensus emerging from education leaders across the country as the nation enters a second year of schooling in a pandemic.
Colorado ‘Cowboy’ Rounds Up Spring Break Scofflaws, Lines ’Em Up for Shots
This was the Wild West, after all: spring break 2021. And leaders of this city of about 19,000 are eager to hold COVID-19 at bay…
What’s on the Inside
A college professor asked his chemistry class, “If you shake a can of Coke and then open it, what comes out?
How ‘Assurance Testing’ Has Kept Thousands of Texas Students in Classrooms
Every Friday since December, my kids head to school and do the same thing as thousands of other kids in San Antonio: They administer their own COVID-19 tests.
