The global coronavirus pandemic has been disruptive for millions of people, and students have been among those hit hardest: According to a new poll by the nonprofit advocacy group Rise, four out of five community college or university students say their lives have been impacted in a way that goes beyond a sudden shift to digital learning. And plenty of them have reasons to worry.
Related Articles
-
Emilia: fascinatingly ambitious anthems from an Argentinian pop powerhouse
With her excellent debut album, the 26-year-old became a superstar in her home country. Now she's ready to take...
-
Kep1er announce new mini-album ‘Troubleshooter’ with a Y2K-inspired teaser poster
Their third mini-album arrives mid-October The post Kep1er announce new mini-album ‘Troubleshooter’ with a Y2K-inspired teaser poster appeared first on...
-
THE STORY SO FAR Announces New Album ‘I Want To Disappear’
California-based pop punks THE STORY SO FAR will release their fifth studio album, "I Want To Disappear", on June...
-
Sufjan Stevens and Angelo De Augustine release two new singles from upcoming joint album
'Cimmerian Shade' and 'You Give Death A Bad Name' are inspired by 'Silence of the Lambs' and 'Night of...
-
CLOWN On SLIPKNOT’s Upcoming Album: ‘I’ve Never Heard COREY TAYLOR Like This’
Download festival host Kylie Olsson caught up with SLIPKNOT percussionist SLIPKNOT percussionist M. Shawn "Clown" Crahan ahead of the...
-
Watch the neon-soaked cinematic trailer for ‘Fall Guys’ Season Four
A collaboration with ‘Among Us’ has been teased The post Watch the neon-soaked cinematic trailer for ‘Fall Guys’ Season...
-
‘Knives Out 2’: Netflix trailer shows first look at new cast
Plus the Russo brothers' 'The Gray Man' and Jamie Foxx vampire movie 'Day Shift' The post ‘Knives Out 2’:...
-
Philip Selway on how small venues shaped Radiohead – and what’s next for the band
The drummer tells NME about his role as an ambassador for Independent Venue Week, what to expect from his...
0 Comments
