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Carleton Professor of English and American Studies Adriana Estil's Virtual Empty Bowls Instagram post. Post text: "My bowl isn't filled yet, but it will be soon in honor of #carletonemptybowls! Thanks to @carletonceramics and @northfieldcac for…

An award given to animals that are helping people during Covid-19. Therapy animals and helping animals had to change the way they bring comfort and care to people. The way we do our visits is completely changed. Animals play an important role in…

This is a written story of Alison Hong during the pandemic.
(She/Her/Hers/class of 2022/Cinema and Media Studies/Hangzhou, China/On-campus - California)

This is an interview with Alison Hong who remained on campus for the first half of the spring term and stays in California for the rest of the term.
(She/Her/Hers/class of 2022/Cinema and Media Studies/Hangzhou, China/On-campus - California)

This visualization discusses "flattening the curve," showing how slowing transmission with lockdowns and other health precautions gives time for healthcare infrastructure to prepare and spreads out the patients.

A sign at All Saints Episcopal Church in Northfield, MN reminding people to maintain 6 feet social distance.

Alyson describes three stories about how the coronavirus impacted her life.

Amanda Keen, a teacher in rural WV, shares her experiences with COVID-19 and how it has impacted her family.

A local family tries to find humor in the situation and destress through creating a milestone photo for their child

Family attempts to present what they feel is representative of their life after shelter in place orders. They attempted to capture all key features: toilet paper, fortnite, face masks, and more