Topics Include:
How the Pandemic changed daily life
Junior perspective on campus culture during Covid
Gaming as a means of escapism
Messages taken out of the Pandemic
Eye-opening and shocking moments
Cultural Organization leader…
A journal that I started due to historical interest and with the goal of writing things which I could cull into lyrics, which developed into a personal chronicle.
This essay explains the background of the COVID-19 Archive Project conducted by students in GEOG-256, Medical Geography, in Spring 2021, with special emphasis on the oral histories collected by the class.
A picture of a hike I took in Lake Maria State Park. I chose to include this, as it represents the fact that like many others, I went on a lot of walks/hikes in during COVID as a way to do something without being close to other people.
A menorah in my apartment on the first night of Channukah. Normally, this would be a night with all of my family and friends, celebrating the holiday, but this year, I was alone in my apartment, saying the prayers to myself.
This interview of Macalester College student, Helen Radovic took place on April 27, 2021 at around 5 P.M CT. This interview explores Helen’s experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic, discussing her initial reactions to the pandemic, Bosnian identity,…
A brief history of zoning and related racial segregation in Cambridge Massachusetts. Specifically from the passage of a state constitutional amendment permitting zoning up to 2000.
This interview focuses on Maggie Morgan’s experience during the Covid-19 lockdown in Madison, Wisconsin. She explains how she navigates online school, mental health, isolating with her family, and the college move-in process during a period full of…