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Recently placed signage relating to public safety practices to be observed at the John Burroughs Nature Sanctuary. It advocates social distancing and going elsewhere/coming back later if the parking lot is full, aiming to manage density and mandate…

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 sign requesting that visitors to the Town of Lloyd section of the Hudson Valley Rail Trail (NY) wear face coverings when social distance cannot be easily maintained. This sign is located on a part of the trail directly adjacent to the main…

During the spring break and the spring term until May 3rd, only Burton Hall functioned as a dining hall on campus. All the tables were reorganized to keep more than two meters between students while they are having meals.

Mary Allen, of North Carolina, recounts what its like to go from providing care, to being unable to do so, to giving out homemade masks.

An article in the Carletonian during the 1924-1925 smallpox epidemic informing them that everyone planning to attend the football game against Hamline in St. Paul later that week must have the smallpox vaccine prior to attending. Page 1.

An update in the student paper about the preparations the college was taking in the face of the H1N1 virus. Pages 1 and 3.

An article from Carleton's Student Wellness Advocates containing information about the H1N1 virus and prevention strategies. Page 5.

An article in the student paper about Carleton's preparations for H1N1. Pages 1 and 3.

An editorial in the Carletonian soon after initial news about H1N1 urging people to take the flu seriously. Page 8.