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It might be safe to say that we have all “settled” into life at home. Physical distancing across the world has meant that almost everything has been put on hold or cancelled. Movies have been post-poned, the Olympics have been…
Read moreAnd so it begins! A new semester has kicked off and we’re all tuning in from home. It’s a different learning experience than we’re used to, so we figured some resources and tips might be helpful to start things on…
Read moreEver since the pandemic began, it feels like a constant flow of bad news. While it’s important to stay informed, it’s so easy to feel overwhelmed by it all. We may be spending more time on social media, but finding…
Read moreWith everyone spending so much time far apart, we felt like we needed something that would make us feel close. Everyone says we’re all in this together, but nothing drives it home like hearing it said by the people you’re…
Read moreBeing far from home and studying abroad is both an adventure and a challenge at the best of times. Now imagine doing this through a pandemic, where you must self-isolate and adapt to a whole new way of life. That’s…
Read moreCoronavirus, or Covid-19, has impacted global healthcare systems and economies all over the world. Governments have announced drastic measures to prevent the disease from spreading. One of these was the implementation of social distancing, which seems to be a tricky…
Read moreWhether you’ve grown up in the digital age or you’re still adjusting to new technology, it seems like as soon as we’re all thrown into webinars or group video calls it feel like uncharted territory. It may feel like Murphy’s…
Read moreSo you’ve got an online class? Let’s consider some basic etiquette for making the most of it and minimizing cringe-worthy moments.
Read more10 Unusual Isolation Tips to Combat Quarantine 1. Build a Fort If you’re going to be in self-isolation, might as well do it in style! Forts help you focus if you’re working from home. They’re also a lot of fun!…
Read moreAcademic integrity is a matter we often hear our professors discuss in the midst of a syllabus overview on the first day of class. Much like most things on that day, we file it in the ‘to be considered later’…
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