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Small Businesses In Town Hurting from COVID-19 Pandemic; Decreasing Sales and Mass Layoffs

This past month, corporate lobbyists swarmed Washington to get the best shake for their industry from the Senate’s coronavirus relief ...

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University Faculty and Staff Organize Donations of PPE in Response to COVID-19

As hospitals across the world experience shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other medical supplies, University faculty and staff ...

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Zoom? What the Hell is Zoom!? Reflections on the First Week of Online Classes

In the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, The Argus will feature personal essays on how life has change in strange, ...

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What Does Remote Learning Mean for Graduate Students?

Jake Aronowitz, a Ph.D. student at the University, is fascinated by birds. For three years and counting, he’s been working ...

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Staying Safe and Sane: A Guide for Extroverts Practicing Social Distancing

According to the Myers–Briggs personality test, I’m 90% extroverted. So, while 10% of me is thrilled to be trapped indefinitely ...

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Davison Health Center Prepares for Possibility of COVID-19 Outbreak on Campus

While most students have left campus, over 300 have petitioned and been approved to stay on campus for the rest ...

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WesCeleb: Sivan Piatigorsky-Roth ’20

As the class of 2020 mourns the loss of their Senior Spring and spends time in social isolation rather than ...

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A Portrait of City Governance in the Time of Coronavirus

In the midst of the unprecedented novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many politicians and political commentators alike have connected this moment ...