Describes how University of Maryland College Park are producing hand sanitizer to address the shortage

My photos yesterday while walking

Our gaming table, usually used for weekly role-playing games, the vault of our new gaming table has been neglected of late. Last night we decided to make good use of it. Traditionally, my work has a puzzle out to help us clear our heads and step away from the computer for a little while. We're using this puzzle in the same way.

Netflix documentary Tiger King spiked to the top 10 most watched digital films during the start of the U.S. Quarantine, and now is a running joke across social media.

It is similar to the flu, and kills older generations, but not younger generations

This is a photograph of my personal food storage while the 'stay-at-home' order was authorized by the California governor. The photo shows how individuals try to combat the food problem during the difficult time.

I’ve spent two weeks isolated A major problem has been created I used all of my hot sauce This is such a loss Food is a disgust My mouth can’t adjust Wait…..I can order some online The hot sauce will be all mine I’ll order the largest size In two days time it will be my greatest prize It finally came Now just to read the name It’s chile-lime This is such a crime I must have ordered wrong I just have to be strong Until I can leave the house again I don’t know when Or until I can order correctly online For now I’ll just have to dine All alone in isolation Without my hot sauce salvation

This was one of several signs near the parking lot, reminding people to keep apart even if they were out to take a walk or bikeride along The Loop. Signs were not here a week ago. Photo taken at Ramada of the south parking lot of Swan by the Rillito Loop walk, Tucson Arizona, 6:26 am.

I wrote about how I think the coronavirus will affect the field of sociology.

Tweet reacting to the news that with the closure of a major homeless shelter in the city, the Las Vegas, NV and Clark County governments had agreed to set up a makeshift shelter by drawing separate squares on an open-air parking lot. #HIST5241

The gyms are still closed across China, but that doesn't mean we can't work out! I have worked out every day to strengthen my resistance. Working out can not only strengthen our bodies and our immunity, but also release all of the pressure after class every day and make us relaxed and happy.

I was never a good cook, because I am afraid of cooking. I dislike the smell of oil and am afraid of the hot burn. But this quarantine changed me, and allowed me step into the kitchen and actually enjoying the care brought by food.

[Curator's Note] This is an account of the Creator's college and life experience during COVID-19.

For me at least, being unable easily to go outside the house, the requirement to stay at home is not as big a burden as it is for the able-bodied person. The use of online communication has expanded exponentially, and so I now feel more included than I did before!

During my Spring 2020 semester at Arizona State University, I was able to become an intern at the Tempe History Museum which is located at 809 E Southern Ave, Tempe, AZ 85282. Due to the pandemic I have been unable to attend the museum which put me in jeopardy of earning credit for it. This added more stress than I needed. For me to get the credit I had to have 135 credits by the end and I was sitting at 60 credits. MY thoughts went into downward spiral . All the 'what ifs' started running through my head. I thought that if I do not get my credit I could not graduate on time, if I can't graduate on time it could prevent me from being able to get a job, without a job I would have no money, with no money I could not pay the bill. It just kept getting worse and worse as I started to think about it. I emailed my advisor and she told me to try and find a remote project. Lucky enough we were doing this project that this journal is located on. I was looking forward to being able to gain experience that would help with me a future career and because of this pandemic that has all been put on hold. I was able to attend the internship before the pandemic and it was the highlight of me my week. I am actually doing something with my life that help better the future. Now that I am not doing that I am kinda losing my mind. We as humans are very routine based creatures and for that routine to be interrupted we tend to freak out. Well for me anyway. I feel like people are not taking this pandemic seriously. They are just going about their normal days as if nothing is going on. Yesterday March 30, 2020, our Governor Doug Ducey declared a stay at home order. This being said all non-essential places would be shut down until at least April 30,2020. Having the stay at home order is really going to make me able to go to the movies, go out to eat, go to museums but especially being able to hang out with friends. Being a non-essential business has really made me mad that I am not able to learn from people that I enjoy being with. I enjoy going to the museum and now that it is taken away for a short period of time I am not gaining any experiences in the museum. We do not know how long this pandemic will last. We are hoping it will end soon. We are hoping that this will all be over by August 2020.

A graffiti expression of frustration with COVID-19 and its impact on on lives.

In my free time during this virus, I decided to draw this picture. The caption says: "Do you really think you can eat bats? Who do you think I am?" We need to protect wild animals.

Esquer Park in Tempe, Arizona has locked up its skate park and covered all of its seating areas and play equipment in caution tape. Even the basketball court has caution tape, wrapped around the exterior of the court by the basketball hoop poles.

I work in a hospital, and I am scared of bringing COVID home to my husband. I am sleeping in the bedroom while he sleeps on the couch. I am only using the basement entrance to our apartment. We are sharing the bathroom and bleaching it a lot. I am not entering the rest of our living space. I can’t get into the kitchen or living room. We are not coming any closer than 6 feet from each other. I miss him.

Staying busy doing stuff that I've been putting off during week 1 of the real lock down.

Many have said drinking a ginger ale helps with with colds and this was made as a solution to help with Corona Virus

All the local playgrounds closed from today. This one is Rossi Reserve in Ford Street, Ivanhoe.

A descriptive website for how businesses should communicate to the public about COVID-19.

Neighbourhood in virtual lockdown but some people leaving out excess for others, corner of 14 Waterdale Road and Latham Street.

This image takes an iconic, well-known photo and changes it into a relatable meme by reimagining the moment with social distancing in mind.

Empty shelves

We are going for a walk every day for exercise, noting as the days go by new signs and information about social distancing. These signs were not there yesterday, and the teenagers playing basketball at the hoop and the kids playing on the playground have now disappeared. Just groups of two, or families with a few more, walking slightly furtively past one another. And many more bicyclists whizzing past on the shared paths — have already seen a bingle or two.

This explains Broadway's decision to cancel or postpone shows throughout April 12 due to the Covid-19 global crisis.

While there are several efforts to provide assistance to New Orleans musicians, gig workers, and other cultural community members up and running, many musicians, artists, street performers, and traditional culture bearers are still struggling to access resources due to lack of documentation, awareness, capacity limitations, or other roadblocks. MaCCNO is committed to helping all members of our cultural community get access to needed resources during this unprecedented challenge.

This a meme that references the isolation brought on by social distancing practices. It pokes fun at the fact that many are currently staying at home and reminiscing about their former mobility and freedom.

Cafes and restaurants in New Orleans, LA, are take out only during the Covid-19 stay home order.

Delivery trucks and forklifts are quiet while Covid-19 stay home orders are in effect.

Covid-19 related closures impact unions and union workers.

Taken on the day of an antimicrobial ULV fogging at a school in Brick, NJ.

The image references to social distancing and everyone having to do work from their homes.

A written piece talking about the effcts of Covid-19

As we all know, China is the first country with a coronavirus outbreak. So, we already know how serious this virus is. So, I hoarded as much water as I could early on.

Article from the Colorado on the effect COVID has had on traffic congestion in Fort Collins and Colorado.

Bowling Green State University Provost Joe Whitehead announces that university travel will be restricted, and spring break travel has been suspended. #HIST4800

Story about riders on a New Jersey Transit Light Rail that travels between Trenton and Camden, NJ

This image helped describe the growing fears of spreading COVID-19. Soon after early stages of action by state and federal governments the image helps show that returning young spring breakers had the potential to help spread COVID-19 to older people or relatives. #4800

Black Mountain Tavern and Distillery, located in Cave Creek, AZ, is making hand sanitizer to sell to the public amid shortages. They are also encouraging take out orders, and their brand of Vodka and Bourbon. Small businesses, like local restaurants, are trying to stay afloat during the Pandemic and keep employees paid and employed.

#HIST4800

This is an article detailing how a man in Brooklyn, New York had been hoarding medical supplies and reselling them at extremely marked up prices. When the FBI goes to his house to investigate, he coughs on them and claims he had tested positive for COVID-19.

It is an image of real-life social distancing in action. This image depicts numerous neighbors staying far apart from one another yet still socializing.

Two men looking at a photographer/camera near La Tour Eiffel.

This shows us the result of what the Covid-19 has done to the public and to the Church faithful.

This is a video Town Hall of oncologists who specialize in lung cancer to allow them to discuss their best strategies for contending with the COVID-19 outbreak and providing care for their patients. The most compelling and important testimony is provided by Dr. Marina Garassino of Milan, Italy. She focuses on the importance of a strategy for dividing hospitals into COVID-positive and COVID-negative sections and for allowing some cancer patients to stay at home because they do not require intensive care. She also focuses on problem in Italy of only testing symptomatic individuals for the virus. This is a problem being repeated in the U.S. at this time.

A sketch of closely packed people with expressions of fear and uncertainty.

[Curator's Note] An image of a shelf with no toilet paper