Local COVID-19 Relief Resources
On Jan. 11, 2021, Los Angeles Public Health tweeted that ten people in LA County test positive for COVID-19 every minute. For those of us in Southern California, we remain in the Regional Stay at Home order. As of January, there have been 36,170,528 tests conducted in California alone. As more people are being affected by the pandemic, here are some local L.A. County resources.
Coping With Year-Long Trauma
Following a tragic event, finding ways to cope with your thoughts and feelings is essential to staying healthy.
Professors Dedicated to Brightening Zoom Classes
The shift to distance learning left much to be desired for both students and professors, though some have stepped up despite the struggles.
Autism 101: Student Disability Center Brings Awareness
This past Tuesday, Nov. 9, the Student Disability Center and the Counseling Center hosted a workshop for Autism Awareness.
Processing the 2020 Election
Dr. Sara Angevine’s class hosted the community discussion panel, Let’s Process the Process: Election 2020 Virtual Panel
The Ascension to Hell: The Haunted History of Turnbull Canyon
Turnbull Canyon has long been rumored to be home to occult meetings, ghostly haunts, the scene of brutal murders, and tragic accidents.
LinkedIn 2.0: Networking Six Feet Apart
On Wednesday, Oct. 21, the Career Center held an event titled “How to Network During a Pandemic” led by Director of Career and Professional Connections Sandra Arana.
Bearing Witness While Black: Rising Accountability in Modern #Journalism
The Art & Visual Studies Department hosted Bearing Witness While Black: African Americans, Smartphones, and the New Protest #Journalism.
“Educate Yourself” on Inclusivity with the OEI’s Training Sessions
OEI’s “Educate Yourself” training series, a workshop focusing on providing students with tools to learn more about inclusivity and advocacy.
Parallels of Pandemics
The QC dove into historical archives of newspapers from the 1918 pandemic to uncover the story of Whittier’s first major pandemic experience.