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Ongoing COVID-19 Coverage

Updated: Apr 28, 2020

From health to academia to fashion, COVID-19 is affecting how our lives are lived at the University of Kentucky, in our state and in the world. KRNL journalists and bloggers are keeping you updated on these changes. (Also check out the Kentucky Kernel, where our fellow student journalists are doing more excellent work.) This page, with links to articles and blogs below, serves as a centralized location for KRNL's coverage.


 

April 28:

Appreciating what we can during quarantine


April 24:

Late Night Entertainment: At Home Edition


April 21:

Like a Local: Wilson's Grocery


April 20:

The days before and after


Celebrity zoom reunions that we didn't know we needed


April 17:

Journalism professor continues to care for students during pandemic


From a part-time server: Please support local restaurants


Coping with quarantine through exercise, games


Riding horses through a pandemic


April 11:

Surprise from 6 feet away: Visiting relatives in Madisonville, Kentucky


April 9:

Trying drawing as a new quarantine hobby


How COVID-19, quarantine affect those who are already homebound


UK students marry in a 'tiny little intimate ceremony'


Best high fashion quarantine looks for your couch couture


April 8:

Positivity amidst the unknown (and a little brekky inspo)


April 6:

Living with a healthcare worker during COVID-19


Trying embroidery as a new quarantine hobby


Sunday morning service in an empty sanctuary


April 4:

5 albums to get you through quarantine


April 3:

Inside the quarantined life of a family of 10


Fruit of the Loom to make masks for healthcare workers


March 29:

Sunday morning worship amid COVID-19


March 26:

An early move-out day


March 24:

How to spend your quarantine time


March 19:

The beginning of a new day


March 18:

The coronavirus' impact on fashion


March 16:

Letter from the editor about the spring 2020 edition


March 15:

Bowling Green donut shops feels 'outpouring of support' amid coronavirus fears


March 12:

Students leave dorms ahead of spring break, two weeks of online classes

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