Relationship starved: most stay distanced, others risk it Olivia Frenkel Staff writer Relationship building is often a complex and graceless dance, even in the best of times. Students have made s...
Writing Center consultants adapt to Zoom, discuss tutoring stigma Piper Lehr Staff writer Despite a reduction in student job opportunities due to COVID-19, the student-led Writing Center is continuing to...
WU reopening draws praise, criticism from students Benjamin Snell Staff writer Since March of this year, COVID-19 has had a drastic impact on the United States and its citizens. With wides...
Ways to have fun while socially distanced: group activity recommendations Piper Lehr Staff writer With Willamette dorm complexes now restricting access to residents only, many students are wondering how they can...
Avoiding Goudy? Alternatives for hungry students Piper Lehr Staff writer Along with everything going on at the current moment, one area of life that incoming students may be unsure about...
Six nonintuitive dormitory necessities Piper Lehr Staff writer During the first couple of weeks of school, it is common for students to realize that either they forgot to bring...
Animal Crossing: how Willamette students are using the beloved quarantine pastime to stay connected Hosting virtual gatherings and celebrations, Willamette students use Animal Crossing to stay connected during COVID-19.
The challenges of grocery shopping during a pandemic Shoppers and grocery store employees talk the difficulties of shopping today.
How students are finding unexpected joys in the time of COVID-19 From baking to connecting with friends and family, Willamette students find the silver linings of quarantine.
Students who left campus discuss the challenges of working from home Students living at home explain the challenges of working away from campus.
Seniors on remote thesis projects, cancelled Commencement and college careers cut short It's an uncertain time to be a graduating student. These seniors discuss the challenges they've experienced this semester.
How STEM students are adapting to online learning With remote labs and DIY experiments, STEM students have had much to adapt to.
Reading on the rise as students are told to stay inside Student rely on reading for connection and escapism during COVID-19.
Arts students adapt to distance learning How have visual and performing art students been handling virtual learning?
Students respond to abrupt recalls from study abroad trips Abrupt recalls and chaotic trip homes: how COVID-19 affected students studying abroad this semester.
How Willamette students fill their newfound free time Many normally-overbooked Willamette students have had to find ways to fill their time during lockdowns.
