Connection
May 9, 2021 6:11 p.m.UCLA subreddit fosters community for students during pandemic
Student government elections. Stolen snapshots of students partying during the pandemic. GroupMe rants about teaching assistants. Nothing is safe from the many eyes of r/ucla.
With the transition to online learning and the loss of physical interaction, people have flocked to Reddit and r/ucla, the UCLA subreddit, for a sense of community.
By Alan Humphreys, Andrew Kan, Maddie Rausa, and Alexandra Kaiser
Interactive Page
April 20, 2020 3:11 p.m.Visualizing Los Angeles Hospitals, and Simulating COVID-19 on an Unprotected UCLA
Explore the number of COVID-19 cases and hospital capacities in each neighborhood within Los Angeles County. What would have happened if UCLA students were on campus and became infected?
By Radhika Ahuja, Andrew Kan, Sydney Kovach, and Laurel Woods
Higher Education
April 15, 2020 5:59 p.m.School’s Out, Zoom’s In.
University life across the United States has been largely upended because of COVID-19. Find out how the measures schools have taken to stop the spread correlate with local confirmed cases, other schools and more.
By Radhika Ahuja, Andrew Kan, Bernard Mendez, Madeline Blasingame, Keri Chen, and Kelly Chen
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