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Registration is now open for 14 different virtual classes and five Friday bonus events for the month of June.
Brandon Tensley '12 offers his analysis of the protests spawned by the murder of Ahmaud Arbery.
Alum Jim Barger, Jr. writes about the life of Arbery, how justice failed him, and the loss his community will reckon with in the wake of his death.
Ben Daxon '05 and Jonathan Davis '05, both physicians, volunteered to work week-long medical tours in New York City.
Melissa Fair of IACH says a steady, two-week decline in new COVID-19 cases needs to be realized before reopening.
Courtney Tollison gives a historical perspective of epidemics and reveals how she and her students are preserving memory for the current pandemic.
Liz Seman is part of the 18-member task force aimed at helping local businesses and organizations get back on their feet.
Shaniece Criss goes on record about COVID-19 and the meaning of 'flattening the curve.'
Shaniece Criss is part of a team of researchers who studied the incidence of negative language toward Asian Americans on Twitter.