Global April 2020

College Seniors Deal With COVID-19

There are around 2 million people who earned a bachelor’s degree in the U.S. in 2020. Now, they face a possible global recession, and either instant adulthood or delays to independence.

Global April 2020

Countries And US States Move To Reopen

Countries around the world, as well as states like Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia and Colorado, are moving to gradually reopen amid COVID-19 health warnings.

Global April 2020

Students Raising Produce For Food Banks

Students at Purdue University have gone from growing food for the university’s dining service to growing food for local food banks, which need help with supplies during the pandemic.

Financing April 2020

Congress Set To Pass $483B Virus Aid

A $483 billion virus aid package is to be voted on by Congress. The bill was approved by Senate on April 21. Most of the funding would go to boost a small-business payroll loan program.

Health Care April 2020

Brown U Provides Rooms For Frontline Workers

Frontline workers in Rhode Island are living in dorms at Brown University. There is no cost for the single-occupancy rooms, however, laundry and meal services are available for a fee.

Global April 2020

Trump, Harvard And Virus Relief Package

President Donald Trump said he’s going to ask Harvard to pay back money intended for small businesses. Harvard said in a statement that it neither received nor asked for that money.

Arts and Media April 2020

What education is needed to become a photographer

In this article we answer the following questions: 1º what education is needed to become a photographer 2º Steps to become a professional photographer

Financing April 2020

Harvard Says It Will Reject US Relief Aid

After President Donald Trump criticized Harvard, the university has decided to turn down $8.7 million federal virus relief. Stanford, Princeton and Yale have taken similar action.

Financing April 2020

DeVos Excludes DACA Recipients From Grants

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos issued a restriction that bars all DACA recipients and most international students from receiving coronavirus-related emergency college grants.

Financing April 2020

26M Have Sought US Jobless Aid Since Virus Hit

Workers applying for unemployment in the past five weeks has reached 26 million. Governors in some states have begun easing restrictions; health authorities warn it may be too soon.

Health Care April 2020

US COVID-19 Death Toll Passes 50,000

The confirmed number of COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. has exceeded 50,000. Georgia is allowing some businesses to reopen, including gyms, nail salons and barber shops.

Global April 2020

Is Trump’s Green-Card Halt Just Temporary?

Both critics and supporters of President Donald Trump are weighing in on his 60-day hold on green cards, and some are speculating what will happen if the halt is extended.

Technology April 2020

$23M To Help Detroit Students During Pandemic

Around $17 million is going to be spent on tablets for Detroit students impacted by the pandemic. An additional $6 million will be spent on internet accessibility.

Global April 2020

3M Confirmed COVID-19 Infections Worldwide

There are now about 3 million confirmed COVID-19 infections worldwide. The official death toll for the world is more than 200,000. The actual death toll is believed to be much higher.

Health Care April 2020

University Working Toward COVID-19 Vaccine

The University of Montana is working on a vaccine for COVID-19. The National Institutes of Health gave the university a $2.5 million grant to help with the vaccine’s development.