Bay Area cities, grocery industry clash over hazard pay for frontline workers
From Berkeley to San Jose, several city councils passed ordinances that require grocery stores of a certain size to compensate ...
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Beer, wine and community return to student-run outdoor nightspot
The Arbor has changed the way students interact with alcohol on campus and enjoy in-person entertainment after a year of ...
On and off the field, student-athletes found resilience amidst adversity
It’s hard to know, without deeper examination, what exactly a knife nicks when it cuts into something. The same is ...
Stanford’s first-year students diverge in summer plans after a year of disruption
A "flex term," which students could take in any one of the four academic quarters, added flexibility. But for some, ...
As live music returns, performers reflect on creativity and isolation
Musicians are returning to the stage after a year in which they had to change how they created, rehearsed and ...
Deadly avalanche season, pandemic crowds kept ski patrols on edge in Colorado’s backcountry
Most backcountry skiers don’t want more people crowding their coveted locations, stealing the good turns. But that’s what happened during ...
After early stumble, Missouri COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues to ripple across rural counties
While Missouri’s urban counties remain roughly consistent (34-36%) across percentage of population vaccinated, it’s feast or famine for many rural ...
Trusted nonprofits make strides against vaccine hesitancy in underserved L.A. communities
The SELA Collaborative has now vaccinated more than 6,000 people and is one of several nonprofits in Los Angeles County ...
The lights are still dim on Broadway, but ‘Blindness’ shows the way for New York theaters to reopen
A play with no stage and no actors, telling its story with state-of-the-art audio and light displays, is one of ...
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Democrats, Republicans agree on one thing: campus apathy
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