Health Care March 2020

'Please Come Help Us'

Gov. Andrew Cuomo implored medical workers to come to New York to help deal with the coronavirus crisis. The death toll in New York because of COVID-19 totals more than 1,200.

Health Care April 2020

Virus Deaths In NYC Top 1,000

The number of novel coronavirus-related deaths in New York City has exceeded 1,000, and the number of deaths from COVID-19 in New York state is over 1,500.

Global April 2020

6.6M Americans Apply For Unemployment

The unemployment rate in the U.S. has hit a new record high because of the novel coronavirus. President Donald Trump has not issued a national stay-at-home order to stem COVID-19.

Hispanic Community April 2020

Deadly Riot Breaks Out Over Virus Fears

A 42-year-old Guatemalan man died of smoke inhalation during a riot in a Mexico detention center, during which 27 migrants escaped. The riot was because of fears surrounding COVID-19.

Global April 2020

Indiana Schools Shut For Year

As Indiana’s COVID-19 cases exceed 3,000 and death toll hits 78, the state has closed all its K-12 for the rest of the academic year. The governor urged residents to continue to stay home.

Global April 2020

How education has changed over the years

In this article we answer the following questions: 1º how education has changed over time

Technology April 2020

University 3D Prints Masks For Pandemic

The South Dakota School of Mines & Technology is using 3D printing technology to make masks to help with the shortage of medical supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Financing April 2020

Financial Hits Pile Up For Colleges

COVID-19 has hit colleges hard financially, and enrollment for the fall is a real concern with students possibly not returning because students might not be able to afford tuition.

Global April 2020

Tips For Avoiding Coronavirus Scams

While the pandemic has brought out the best in some like the health care workers risking their lives to help others, it also has given con artists new ways to steal money and information.

Legal April 2020

Virus Vexes Bar Exam

Around 46,000 law students may not be able to take the bar exam in July because of the novel coronavirus, leaving them in limbo. The final decision is planned to take place in May.

Global April 2020

16.8M Americans Thrown Out Of Work

In only three weeks, 16.8 million Americans have become unemployed because of the novel coronavirus pandemic. More than 7,000 people have died in New York state.

Financing April 2020

West Virginia Colleges Set Up Emergency Funds

With the novel coronavirus closing schools across the nation, West Virginia University and West Virginia State University have set up programs to help their students.

Hispanic Community April 2020

Spain's Elderly Suffer

The following is an Associated Press account of Spain’s elderly who are home bound and the health care workers and emergency medical personnel trying to help them during the pandemic.

Technology April 2020

UVU Making Masks For Virus First Responders

Utah Valley University, as well as, BYU, the Nebo School District and other organizations are using 3D printing to make masks for first responders dealing with the novel coronavirus.

Health Care April 2020

Detained Immigrants Plead For Virus Protection

Immigrants at a detention center in San Diego were forced to sign forms releasing the company running the center from liable—or they do not get masks to protect against COVID-19.