COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM The few students living in University housing are regularly tested for COVID-19 in front of Shriver Hall.
COURTESY OF MICHELLE LIMPE Graduate students criticize the University’s COVID-19 guidelines for students, citing a lack of transparency and calling for revisions and clarifications.
COURTESY OF ARIELLA SHUA Shua found success through online recipes, using sites such as Allrecipes to plan new meals.
FILE PHOTO Without an in-person network, radical virtual collaboration is the key to student support.
COURTESY OF NICK MORAN On August 14, the Bloomberg School of Public Health advised college students via Instagram to avoid large parties.
COURTESY OF SOPHIA LOLA Lola spent several hours making nacatamales, a Nicaraguan dish.
COURTESY OF SANIYA RAMCHANDANI Ramchandani likes to write down her takeaways from a setback and store them in this box.
PUBLIC DOMAIN The susceptibility of predictive artificial intelligence to racial biases makes its use dangerous in the criminal justice system.
COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK This week SGA approved changes to the Committee on Student Elections Constitution and passed two bylaw amendments.
COURTESY OF BRETT COOMER VIA HOUSTON CHRONICLE The Houston Texans have taken extra steps to disinfect surfaces during training camp.
SnapMeUp / CC BY-SA The lush landscapes in A Suitable Boy offer an authentic depiction of India in the 1950s.
COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK This year's virtual Student Involvement Fair featured over 300 clubs and organizations.
COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM In June, the University suspended the implementation of the Johns Hopkins Police Department for at least two years.
PUBLIC DOMAIN Researchers hope to understand the long-term mental effects of psilocybin, the hallucinatory component of “magic mushrooms.”
COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM The sun sets over the Homewood Museum, the former home of slave-owners.
