Pandemic provides new perspective on makeup
MiaDunker In the full year since the COVID-19 pandemic started, many of us have been forced to reconsider how we view the things most important to us and how we […]
Tag Archives: pandemic
Anniversary of pandemic highlights struggles of online learning
AnnaDailey & FrannieCihunka This month marks a year since “online learning” has become a norm at Marian and across the globe. When the pandemic began, all of Marian spent the […]
Pets help owners endure pandemic
AnnaKidder For pets, the COVID-19 pandemic did not create many changes to their daily habits. While they continued to go about their typical lives, their owners’ routines suddenly came to […]
Ignorance in the workplace continues to cause issues for employees
CourtneyThompson We currently live in a pandemic, plain and simple. There are guidelines and rules set by the government during this pandemic that the public is supposed to follow. They […]
Pandemic changes daily lives of Servants of Mary
LexiKetcham For more than seven months, the day-to-day lives of the Servants of Mary have changed in the ways they do typical things. The continuous spread of COVID-19 has inhibited […]
1918 Spanish Flu regulations
LexiKetcham The Spanish Flu is an influenza that attacks the respiratory system, similar to COVID. The virus can be transmitted through the air or by touching the nose, mouth or […]
2020 COVID-19 regulations
LexiKetcham Coronavirus comes in many different forms, but the most recent is a respiratory illness known as COVID-19. Although much is still unknown, researchers have found that it is spread […]
2020 schools’ responses to pandemic
QuinnFindley The 1918 Spanish Flu and 2020 COVID-19 viruses have many similarities, however. The school quarantine for the flu lasted a mere few weeks, whereas the current has covered months. […]
1918 schools’ responses to pandemic
QuinnFindley When the 1918 Spanish Influenza epidemic came to the United States, Nebraska was not immune from its inevitable effects. After the first few cases were confirmed in Fort Omaha, […]
Concerts adapt during the pandemic
MaryCateTabor When concerts all around the world were cancelled due to the pandemic, the music industry took a substantial beating. According to WBUR Radio Station in Massachusetts, the music industry […]
So, It’s Been a While…
Staff Editorial by MaddieGenoways Walking through the front doors at Marian, you’ll probably notice that a lot more has changed than just backpacks and hairstyles. When we left for spring […]
Enduring the Epidemic
Opinion By J1 Reporter Gaea Kaan It’s hard to think about things besides boredom or what you might do tomorrow, but for some members of society, the next day is […]
Essentials on the Frontlines: Journalists
By J1 reporter Naomi Delkamiller Omaha native and New York Times photography fellow, Calla Kessler, 23, returned to Nebraska in mid-March. She left her Brooklyn apartment to use her skills […]
