The show must go on: How live music is adapting to the pandemic July 27, 2020by Abbey Marshall The old adage demands, “The show must go on.” But during the COVID-19 pandemic, musicians...COVID-19featuredMusicMusiciansPublic Health·7 mins read·325 views
‘The Theater and the Plague:’ A call for radical envisioning July 23, 2020by Tessa Gaffney When the shutdowns started, I was in a Directing II class at The University of...ArtsColumnsCOVID-19Public HealthTheatre·4 mins read·444 views
‘I don’t want to die’: Restaurant workers choose between earning money and risking infection with COVID-19 July 6, 2020 by Abbey Marshall When Tori Haye went to the hospital in the first few weeks of the stay-at-home...COVID-19featuredFoodPublic Health·5 mins read·960 views
Akron declared racism a public health crisis. What happens next? July 2, 2020H.L. Comeriato During a June 8 meeting, Akron City Council voted unanimously to approve a resolution declaring racism...CulturefeaturedPublic Health·5 mins read·359 views
Independent movie theaters prepare to reopen, but ‘nothing will be the same’ June 23, 2020by Abbey Marshall With movie theaters across the country shuttering amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including AMC hinting at...COVID-19CulturefeaturedPublic Health·5 mins read·1540 views
Tens of thousands of Ohioans told to repay unemployment benefits June 11, 2020After waiting weeks for unemployment insurance payments, some are receiving letters demanding they pay back thousands; software troubles...COVID-19featuredPublic Health·8 mins read·679 views
The pandemic is making it harder for Ohioans with disabilities to access food June 9, 2020by Alicia M. Hopkins The average person can go to a grocery store and buy the food they...COVID-19featuredFoodPublic Health·6 mins read·225 views
‘Stay safe:’ A grocery store employee on becoming an essential worker June 8, 2020by Lauren Whitley “Stay safe,” I said to the customer as I stuffed the receipt into one of...COVID-19featuredPublic Health·8 mins read·399 views
Families weigh the risks of sending a loved one to a nursing home during the coronavirus pandemic June 1, 2020By Ginger Christ and Rachel Dissell Data analysis and Graphics by Cid Standifer This article provided by Eye...COVID-19featuredPublic Health·18 mins read·71 views
Tyron Hoisten on how and why he created Zoom-based pandemic web series “Nova’s Quarantine” May 28, 2020by Charlee Harris Nova’s Quarantine is a web series that centers on the lead character, Nova, and her...ArtsCOVID-19featuredPublic Health·3 mins read·130 views
Uphill Battle Ohio Job Seekers Face May 26, 2020Buckeyes Battle Uneven Playing Field; COVID-19 exacerbates trends; Women and Young Workers Hit Particularly Hard By Kevin Williams ...COVID-19featuredPublic HealthUncategorized·14 mins read·113 views
CDC reverses course again on using race as testing criteria May 7, 2020Minority Groups with Higher Case and Death Rates Deemed a Priority, Then Not By Afi Scruggs This public...COVID-19featuredPublic HealthUncategorized·10 mins read·128 views
Sober Chronicles | Stop Resisting May 7, 2020In this edition of Sober Chronicles, floating with the ‘paradigm shift.’ by Marc Lee Shannon I’ll admit that...ColumnsCOVID-19featuredPublic Health·5 mins read·354 views
Coffee Talk with Vanessa Michelle | No money, no business — now what? May 7, 2020Thoughts on adjusting your business during COVID-19 by Vanessa Michelle Well, here we are in the midst of...ColumnsCOVID-19featuredPublic HealthSmall Businesses·6 mins read·117 views
Child asthma runs rampant in Akron April 30, 2020Thousands of Akron’s children are registered as ‘high risk’ asthma patients words by Noor Hindi, illustration by Chris...featuredPublic HealthUncategorized·7 mins read·639 views