Hi! I'm Lindsey Parcell, and I'm currently a Nursing Student at Northeastern University. I am originally from New Mexico. My favorite things are green chile, a good book, and the color pink.
Throughout the pandemic, kids, teenagers, and adults alike have had to be more resilient than ever before. While we all are in this together, it can be a bit lonely at times. During the pandemic, we have relied on FaceTime calls and text messages to reach friends and family. However, these forms of communication are not always good enough.
Older individuals are feeling the loneliness of the pandemic set in as many are not allowed to see their family members. With the holiday season passed, many older adults were not allowed to see their family during the holidays that they held close to their hearts for decades. Because of this increased separation from their families and decreased social contact, families have been taking their loved ones out of group home settings. However, with this shift to back-to-house settings, there will be more burdens placed on families financially, physically, and mentally.
Millions of people all over the world have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Typically known as a wealthier country, Australia has been a prominent country to watch for its horrendous treatment of certain communities involving lockdown. While people all over the world have been advised to follow certain precautions and protocols to ensure safety, Australian officials have been targeting communities that are more vulnerable and typically composed of more ethnic minorities.
Even amid a pandemic and months of quarantine, people are using their voices all over the world to protest human rights issues. In May 2020...
The Haunting of Bly Manor is a show that is perfect to watch for Halloween as a safe way to celebrate inside this year. However, this show also has elements in it for people who are not usually a big fan of scary movies. While Ishani and I both loved the show, we have different opinions on some of the elements within it. If you want to know more about this show, please read on!
When you think of the month of September, what comes to mind? The start of a new school year? Labor Day weekend? The beginning of fall and a plethora of maroon, mustard yellow, or burgundy? This year, I thought of all of these things along with my 21st birthday! While turning 21 for people during the COVID-19 pandemic may look different in comparison to past years, my friends and family made the most of it and were able to help make this my best birthday yet.
When it comes to your partner, whether they live 2,000 miles away or are sharing a home with you, here are some tips on how to be a good quarantine partner.
Happy Women’s History Month! It’s March, and finally starting to get a bit warmer here in Boston. Whether it be for the cold days when you...
February. Valentine’s Day— the one day a year carved out for you to officially celebrate your lover. This holiday serves as a chance for...
Away from home in one of the best cities for college students, we should be having crazy adventures like no other college student. As daunting as it may seem to take off the blankets, put on clothes, and head outside, there is a multitude of wonderful places to explore out in Boston. Let’s put on our winter jackets, and get out there!