This is a gift card sale for my family's business. At the given moment, this is the only way our business can earn any money.

This is a temporarily closing flyer for my family's business. We had originally decided to close for two weeks, but that was extended to the end of March, and now until the end of April.

This is a questionnaire that my family's business may use when they decide to reopen. It is to be used as a precautionary measure, to decide whether or not a customer is allowed inside.

‘Minnesota Nice’ has found a way to interact with neighborhood dogs while maintaining social distance. Chalk drawings and words of encouragement have become a common occurrence. first warm day in St. Paul since the shelter in place One of the lesser talked about results of social distancing has been the drop of interaction of neighbors with local four-legged friends. Although people are unable to say in person what good dogs they are, their owners are sure to relay the message. #DePaulHST391

During this pandemic, it is not hard to notice the flaws that have been exposed in capitalist society. COVID-19 has shown what the effects massive layoffs and a surge of unemployment has on the economic infrastructure. There is a weak, built foundation behind capitalism—the framework is insufficient in providing for a large portion of the American public. As many of us are ‘sheltered in place’, unemployed, and struggling to pay rent, another worry places pressure on the public—the failure of the economy, and another Depression era. Anxieties are high, and the reasoning is valid. #DePaulHST391

Walking down the street, it is more likely than not for one to stumble into a message like this. While many of these messages serve as a way to limit anxieties—bringing Chicago together in this ‘shelter in place’ initiative—this message differs. I cannot say that this is meant to bring people together. Yet, in a way, it is relatable. These last few weeks have produced a range of emotions in everyone—and while it is important to produce uplift for pedestrians emerging from their homes, it is also important to recognize that messages like “the end is nigh” is equally representative of the emotions that are present right now. #DePaulHST391

It has been a common occurrence to see messages in windows, streets, and porches in the neighborhoods of Chicago. Social distancing has instilled barriers into people’s lives and these messages are a sign from others that they are with you, while we all experience the effects of COVID-19. Some of these messages are uplifting while others can be relatively nihilistic. Either way it can be seen as an expression of the anxieties that stem from this plague—there are plenty of unknowns, but messages like “this will pass” is a nice reminder that community is still present in these trying times.#DePaulHST391

With its “Social Distancing Project,” Brooklyn/ New Jersey rock band Long Neck is fighting to keep us connected during the coronavirus pandemic.

A streaming platform that recreates the social function of the space Baby's All Right. Shows are on a sliding scale of $5+ and the money goes to the artists, Baby's All Right Staff, and Make The Road NY

As a college student, my academic career continues even this epidemic hits hard. During the first two week of transitioning to the remote learning, I felt lost and everything was out of control. I had to set up a schedule by myself to keep up with all the deadlines and make sure not missing any lecture that could be on the test. It was a complete novel experience for me, because I was so used to running between classes and let the schedule catch me instead of following the fixed schedule. Luckily, all my professors were supportive and are patient in guiding us through all the modules and send out reminders about the deadlines.

An Instagram account created to support college students affected by COVID-19. Students have the option to submit posts anonymously to express how they have been affected by COVID-19.

The COVID-19 Pandemic has lasted through Easter now and of course the Last Supper reference makes sense. With the increased use of Zoom by schools, businesses, and families the post imagines the Last Supper happening over Zoom.

This photograph was taken of a Libertyville, IL, public library, which is closed due to the pandemic. Across America, non-essential services such as libraries have had to shut down. The nature of the sign reflects the uncertainty of this quarantine period. By simply reading "The Library is Closed Today," this sign says little about how long it will be closed, instead directing patrons to the library website where information can be updated as circumstances change and new information is made available. #DePaulHST391

It is a tweet making fun of the fondness of the roaring 20's even though they are disastrous like they are now. #FordhamUniversity #VART3030

This depiction is representative of the unnecessary need to hoard toilet paper.

With music festivals being canceled and venues closed during the coronavirus outbreak, fans are yearning for some live music while they self-quarantine. Thankfully, many artists are turning to the internet to continue to reach their fans. KEXP is collecting a calendar of upcoming live streaming video concerts. We encourage viewers to utilize any digital tip jars or links to purchase music and merchandise, as many of these performers are losing income by not being able to tour. Please note: times and dates are subject to change.

This image is one that has been shared by a bar in the Chicago suburbs, showing thanks to people for supporting small business. I find it interesting because the business does not know that the reader of this sign has in fact supported small, local businesses. Instead, it reads like when your mom says “thanks for unloading the dishwasher” as a way of asking you to unload the dishwasher. #DePaulHST391

People are still out taking walks in the park. Everyone stays at a distance from strangers but not from the people who they presumably live with, so there's a strange mixture of distance and closeness.

I never thought about how everyone normally touches the food at the farmers market, until they put up these signs preventing it. This will make us think differently, I think, about many of our normal routines if and when we do go back to normal.

Snapped this picture while in the passenger seat on the highway. It captured for me for the the real dystoptian feeling hanging over our heads these days.

Open Pit and Anamanaguchi are throwing a coronavirus relief virtual music festival on Saturday, April 11 that takes place within the video game world of Minecraft. It’s called Nether Meant and it’s set to feature performances from American Football, Anamanaguchi, Baths, HANA, and more. Nether Meant takes place in a fictional space called Elsewither, which is based on the Brooklyn venue Elsewhere (Elsewhere worked jointly with the Open Pit team to create this space). The event starts at 6 p.m. Eastern.

A colorful, bright digital illustration of a news paper showcasing the 'caremongering' movement in Canada in response to the 'scaremongering' movement- intent to spread positivity and general uplifting feelings.

A reflection of China's struggle with the virus.

#FordhamUniversity #VART3030 The COVID-19 virus disrupts life, particularly our relationships with those we love. But, relationships are flexible and adapt to circumstance. My mom is the Executive Director of a non-profit organization in Nutley, New Jersey. Her organization provides affordable food and psychological services to the greater community, making her an essential worker. Her role requires her to sacrifice a lot of her time at home. So, she can no longer see my brothers and I in the morning to keep us on track. Instead, she leaves notes for us, using notebooks and paper towels. This note is a "to-do" list for the day with some encouragement written in parentheses.

The bottom of the machine that was connected to the IV from Hackensack hospital in NJ. #FordhamUniversity #VART3030

Bandcamp typically collects 10 to 15% of music and merch sales made through the site, but will waive that share for one day in order to boost profits for artists and labels.

It is a meme in response to the government efforts for financial aid during the COVID-19 pandemic. It also combines the current trend relating to Netflix's latest release: Tiger King #FordhamUniversity #VART3030

A local craft store infused their window display with a sense of humor surrounding the current air of anxiety associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

About a week ago, my folks and I had to make a mad dash to my college resident hall to salvage all of the stuff in my room. My dad made extra sure to let me know how it important it was that we got the toilet paper from my room. The whole experience was really bizarre. For starters, there was actually parking spots in the parking lot, something the school is usually pretty lacking in. In addition, the place was practically dead. There were some other students coming to get their belongings as well, but it was pretty much just me and my dad walking up and down the hallway. Considering it was my first year at college, it was a little depressing moving out so unceremoniously. Everything had to be quick and orderly. No time for goodbyes or anything like that. I almost feel like I'm missing out on the college experience a bit.

this image is depicting doctors rushing to treat a patients with the coronavirus. Everyone in this drawing is wearing protective gear to prevent catching the virus, however the patients faces are not shown so us as the viewer do not know whether or not the patients are also wearing protective masks.

This is a tweet made by a man asking the year 2020 is he can go have fun, however due to what is going on with the pandemic, the year 2020 said he cannot go out. *This is a meme

Carboard sunshade taped up in a window in a home office

My college closed the trashrooms on all the floors so I have no place to put these bags of trash. But there is no bugs or anything. and its mostly empty wrappers and bottles so its doesn't smell either. I chose to pick this because it shows how much waste humans make just being stuck in the house for weeks.

This is a file containing my personal experiences with COVID19 and how it has impacted my day-to-day college life.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

A scary story and photo of how horrifying the Covid-19 outbreak is.

Kanye West's facial expressions used to express the concern in the suddenness of COVID-19 spreading.

A science student at George Mason gives their persepctive on schooling during a pandemic.

It's poking fun at the regulations being put into action because of COVID19.

The FBI warns of potential scams