Tag: covid
So long and farewell to The Highlander
The 2016 presidential election sparked my interest in journalism. Through the news coverage I consumed, I became aware of how important the media was...
Do Hybrid classes have you in a slump? Look no further!
Hybrid classes can be difficult especially if you are trying to find the balance between work and play. It almost seems like students are...
Campus cope: Keeping yourself healthy during unprecedented times
As rainy weather arises and the chilly winter season is finally here, many students struggle to prevent themselves from catching the cold or flu....
Homecoming Bonfire 2021 celebrates the hopeful return of in-person events
When COVID-19 hit our lives just a mere year ago, the world was thrown into a frenzy. Schools shut down, work was being taken...
Will movie theaters survive the post-pandemic era?
Movie theater owners everywhere mourned as they realized their business model was incompatible with the pandemic, forcing them to close down for what was...
UCR’s annual Block Party postponed
Though our return to campus means a return to some normalcy, this does not translate into the return of all UCR traditions. The Associated...
2020-2021 Year in Review
UCR’s 2020-2021 school year has been anything but uneventful. From continuous COVID-19 restrictions to extreme budget cuts, the university community has had to face...
News in Brief: Vaccination update for fall quarter
Spring quarter is rapidly drawing to a close, prompting UCR to inform incoming and continuing students about vaccination requirements for the fall. In an...
The CDC’s lift of mask restrictions does not take into account...
When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that people fully vaccinated against COVID-19 no longer had to wear masks or physically distance...
UCR Student Recreation Center set to reopen at 10% capacity
For over one year, the Student Recreation Center at UCR has had its doors closed and operations on pause in accordance with the coronavirus...