The Calm Before The Storm: A Look Into The History of the Coronavirus by Ayat Chapman

We’re almost halfway through the year of 2020, and there have been plenty of events that will be recalled in many people’s history books generations from now. The large majority of these historical oddities such as the wildfires within Australia and the recent health scare incident of North Korea’s Supreme Leader, Kim Jong-un, have led people across the world to be in a state of … Continue reading The Calm Before The Storm: A Look Into The History of the Coronavirus by Ayat Chapman

Real Talk from the Resident Cartoonist by David Afforo

That’s right, the man who brought you the cartoon analogy of entering a new year being like going on a plane ride decided to put down MS paint because the man (Ms. Moore) wanted me to write an article. So as you figured, my name is David, a junior who’s a struggling animator, starting up an accordion book business and has his own YouTube channel … Continue reading Real Talk from the Resident Cartoonist by David Afforo

What is the Coronavirus? by Jada Coley

Coronavirus are a series of viruses that mostly infect mammals. One example of a coronavirus disease is SARS. SARS is an infectious disease with symptoms including fever and cough, and in some cases, it can progress to pneumonia and respiratory failure. Another example of a coronavirus disease is MERS. MERS is a serious viral respiratory illness that is marked by fever, cough, and shortness of … Continue reading What is the Coronavirus? by Jada Coley