Even during a pandemic, music has slowly begun to bring people together. On October 27 evening the Scheidt School of Music was the host of a Wind Ensemble concert. The concert consisted of a range of instruments from flutes to oboes and a cello at the far right corner. The luminous sounds of a ...
A large crowd participated in activities such as origami, a dance party and scavenger hunt, at the Asian American Association’s first fall meeting Sept. 2. That meeting wasn’t all a party, however, with a number of events on the horizon. Loi Vo, 20, vice president of the Asian American Association, ...
Zoom calls, social distancing and the lack of the smallest gestures such as hugs or handshakes have made it more difficult to make friends in college or starting a new job. But some people have found creative ways to make friends despite the limitations of COVID-19. “The best way I make ...
