IU Muslim community celebrates Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr despite coronavirus
May 25, 2020 2:27 pmMuslim students found ways to mark the holidays in times of social distancing and COVID-19.
Muslim students found ways to mark the holidays in times of social distancing and COVID-19.
Face masks can obstruct deaf people’s ability to communicate.
The gaming industry has fared well compared to other industries during the pandemic.
Recommendations for the fall semester include wearing masks in class.
Incoming students weigh options as fall semesters details remain uncertain.
One sorority is giving its graduates a virtual senior sendoff.
Schools are sending gifts and creating videos for graduates.
The complaint alleges IU failed to provide students the educational experience they paid for.
Students need to schedule an appointment to move out.
The coloring contest ends May 10.
The ceremony was livestreamed for those who couldn’t visit the island.
The most likely scenario includes a combination of in-person and virtual classes, McRobbie said.
Students will receive an at-home celebration kit.
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Senior Alexis Vonye Taylor celebrates Wing Wednesdays virtually.
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One student uses “kid yoga” to entertain his children while working from home.
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