As Gov. Gavin Newsom orders all Californians to stay at home to stop the spread of coronavirus, roads are empty, businesses are closed, and grocery store lines are long. (Photo by Sophie Robson)

Coronavirus Coverage

Typically empty, usually full: a photo essay on COVID-19

The COVID-19 global pandemic has placed a hold on normal life: many things that are usually full are now empty, while other things that are typically empty are now full. The photos below illustrate this reversal of ordinary life.
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Sophie Robson

April 7, 2020

The COVID-19 global pandemic has placed a hold on normal life: many things that are usually full are now empty, while other things that are typically empty are now full. The photos below illustrate this reversal of ordinary life.

Opinion: An Assault on Education

Opinion: An Assault on Education

Earlier last month, the Supreme Court struck down race-conscious admissions in cases against Harvard and the University of North California. Just one day later, they ruled that the Biden Administration overstepped with their plan to wipe out $400 billion in student...