Law & Disorder: Our right to a speedy trial stands, even during a pandemic
Speedy trials are our right, and there should be no excuse for why we can’t have them.
Tag Archive for: pandemic
Advice from Dr. Blingspice: Help! The pandemic made me forget how to make friends
Hooking up, lonely freshmen and imprisonment through long distance relationships
Trojans should focus on healthy habits to diminish pandemic anxiety
Mindfulness and breaks from screen time can help fight apprehensive thoughts.
Lifting of coronavirus restrictions must follow CDC guidelines
Despite the CDC’s warnings, external pressures lead to end of mask mandates in Colorado.
The Left and the Left Out: Policy analysis removed from political motivation is critical
Concrete analysis favors Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus bill.
Back In My Day: Older Asian adults are under attack
A lack of legislation and action on behalf of older adults has resulted in the scapegoating of an already vulnerable population, particularly during the pandemic — older Asian adults.
USC alumnus and public health figure uses education to fight for health care equity
Dr. Diana Ramos was the board president of the Orange County Medical Association at the start of the pandemic, but her work doesn’t stop there.
Schools will need to evaluate mask, testing and vaccination policies as they reopen
Even when a coronavirus vaccine is released to the public, it will be difficult for schools to enforce regulations if federal and state governments continue to clash.
Coronavirus partiers must be held accountable, especially by their peers
Before partying, students should consider that they are potentially exposing themselves and others to both the virus and the internet.
Putting The ‘I’ In Immigrant: Now more than ever, immigrant work is essential work
An adjective shouldn’t change the value of essential work and essential people.