Once upon a time, the ability to see friends and family provided solace from any academic or personal stress we experienced. Spending time with loved ones served as an opportunity to decompress, seek guidance/advice, and take our minds off the tasks demanding our attention throughout the day. …
As the new year rolled around, many college students hoped the long-awaited
transition to in-person classes and an overall return to normalcy would follow. The circumstances surrounding the pandemic, however, have delayed this transition, forcing students across the nation to prepare for another semester of virtual learning. While the idea of…
Reflecting on the first semester of widespread remote learning in history, there were several unexpected challenges that college students had to navigate. One of which was the issue of separating work from leisure. …
Author: Julia Raczek
For college students, the COVID-19 virus has made the transition to a new normal particularly challenging. Universities across the country switched to remote classes for the fall semester as the COVID-19 threat became increasingly pervasive.
This decision was intended to prioritize the health and wellbeing of both…
