A century later, the COVID-19 pandemic is beginning to look eerily similar to the 1918 influenza outbreak.

Students and faculty on and off campus are exploring ways to maintain good mental health during the stress of COVID-19.

Researchers have been advised to end animal breeding and pursue euthanasia if there are no other options.

Fill out the census as if you were still living where you would have been without the COVID-19 disruption.

Now in its second semester, the CSE Diversity and Inclusivity Alliance is aiming to better support those from diverse backgrounds.

Major institutions have closed as businesses and residents hunker down to mitigate the threat of COVID-19.

Some have said the refund of $1,200, which comes as students leave campus dorm halls due to COVID-19 concerns, is not enough.

The vacated seat triggers a special election for Ward 6, which could take place in August.

With reduced hours and near-empty buses, campus bus drivers continue their drives.

President Joan Gabel authorized an emergency paid leave assistance policy for all eligible University employees, including students.