Technology March 2020

Factories Pivot To Fight Coronavirus

Car manufacturers, distilleries and electronics makers both here and abroad may be soon producing items like ventilators, hand sanitizers, disinfectants and surgical masks.

Financing March 2020

$2T Virus Aid Deal Reached; Stocks Open Higher

Congress and the White House reached a $2 trillion virus aid deal, and stocks on Wall Street opened higher. The deal is to help American workers, business and the U.S. health care system.

Administration March 2020

Governors Reject Trump's Virus Timeline

President Donald Trump said the U.S. could reopen by Easter Sunday. Governors from both political parties from across the nation have rejected the president’s timeline.

Hispanic Community March 2020

AP Sources: US To Indict Venezuela's Maduro

According to four Associated Press sources, the U.S. is going to indict Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, as well as members of his inner circle, on money-laundering and drug-trafficking.

Health Care March 2020

US Has Most COVID-19 Infections In World

The U.S. has 85,996 confirmed cases of COVID-19, surpassing Italy and China. Spain has had more than 4,000 deaths from the novel coronavirus. UK’s Prime Minister has tested positive.

Global March 2020

Universities Offer Pandemic Grading Options

Three universities in Iowa are giving their students grading options like pass/nonpass, satisfactory/unsatisfactory and credit/no credit because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Global March 2020

Spain’s Hospitals At Breaking Point

Spain reported more than 800 new deaths because of COVID-19. Dr. Anthony Fauci said that U.S. cities are about to experience a rapid acceleration of novel coronavirus cases.

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

Will Schools Reopen This Academic Year?

With the COVID-19 pandemic ravaging the U.S., school districts have had to make tough decisions. In California, it is not expected that schools will reopen for this academic year.

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.

Financing April 2020

WPUNJ's Emergency Student Support Fund

William Paterson University of New Jersey (WPUNJ) has set up a special Emergency Student Support Fund in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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.

Hispanic Community April 2020

‘I Could Not Be Happier’

Previously, The Hispanic Outlook reported on a U.S. woman running out of life-saving medication and unable to leave Peru. The following is the update to that story.