Clubs Maintain a Sense of Community Virtually
Excerpt: As the COVID-19 pandemic makes in-person interaction difficult, student club officers use social media to maintain their sense of community online.
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Virtual Event Connects Students with Art
The art of writing brought together on Zoom on a late September evening.
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