By Marshall Hurst https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQB7CTBqs58&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ElizaFowler Video of Marshall Hurst sharing his COVID-19 story. Marshall Hurst is an international student who is currently a second year in the MBA program with a concentration in Management and Leadership…
By Marielle Scott With 320,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in New York City, there seems to be no end in sight. Simple actions such as grocery shopping have become a burden for most. For my…
Story and Photos by Julia Popowych I pose with classmates Marili Vacca, Jessica Dills, Micaela Nelson, and Sarah Lenker (left to right). I took a selfie of all of us on MariliÕs balcony at Los…
Story and Video by Anna Layden My family takes a walk through our neighborhood together. When I realized that I would have to move back home and finish out my sixth semester of college from…
Story and Photos by Amelia Hamilton Emma, 4, Lulu, 7, Thomas, Sigi, 1, and Alexandria (left to right) gather around the dining table playing play-doh. Thomas said the play-doh was supposed to be for the…
by Andy Bernardez As the spread of COVID-19 continues to keep people at home in the United States, the question of whether a cure is being developed or opening up certain states within the upcoming…
Story and Photos by Catherine Rafferty I made a portrait of myself for RIT alumnus and portrait photographer Kwaku AlstonÕs pop-up workshop which turned into a webinar. Each student was tasked to describe how Coronavirus…
by Hayley Foran For fourth-year Industrial Engineering major Timmy Tantuico, family is everything; the most important thing. After spending last summer in America and the past fall semester abroad studying at RIT Dubai, Tantuico hasn’t…
Story and Photos by Laura Robak I (center) stand with my cousins Brett Robak, Jackson Robak, Spencer Tynan, Grant Tynan, Aubrey Robak and Aspen Robak (left to right) at my grandfather's funeral in Michigan. Though…
Story and Interviews by Trish Pickelhaupt Videos and Photos by Mizuka Yasuda Mizuka Yasuda, a 3rd year, Industrial Design major, was working as a Resident Advisor and attending classes at RIT when the Coronavirus arrived…
by Edward Brydalski What happens to a sports broadcasting organization when there are no more sports to broadcast? In the throes of surviving Covid-19, the RIT SportsZone is tackling this question head-on. As a student-run…
Story by Zak Rossi How do you make a form of entertainment that typically is done in-person work during a time of social distancing and convert it into a digital form? Improvisation actors, who need…
Story and Photos by Qigao Zhong My cousin Melody Lai arrives at a location that each province sends its own workers to pick up international travelers. After the extension of the spring break, my mother…
by Cayla Keiser Madeline Gibbs, a fourth year Dietetics and Nutrition major, likes to source most of her foods from local farmers; these eggs are from Stonecrop Farm in Rush, N.Y. Photo by Madeline Gibbs.…
Story and Photos by Dillon Berrus I work to understand what life will be like under full quarantine in my home while also transitioning to online learning for my classes at RIT. I still remember…
Story and Photos by Sam Oughton Once all the food is served, my step-siblings Daniel, Johanna (left), my father Jim, and my stepmother Nelly (right) bless the food before eating. We do this every night…
Story and images by Jennie Thomas “If the phone rings one more time I'm going to…” but I was unable to finish the idle threat. I was cut off by the chirping ring of the…
by Michael Colotti Photo: Michael Colotti COVID-19 (also known as the Coronavirus) swept the nation and affected many individuals and their families, including me. My hometown of Rye Brook was once filled with people playing…
Story and photos by Nick Cornish All of my belongings wait to be sorted through after moving back home in Rochester with my mom. March 23 Here we go. Coronavirus log entry one. I’ve been…
Story, Photos and Video by Cheyenne Boone My brother, Ian Boone, helps unpack my belongings from my apartment to move them into my childhood bedroom in North Rose, N.Y. On March 17, I began packing…