pandemic – STEAM Festival 2020

Physical Activity During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Since March, we have been advised to stay at home to reduce the effects of the Coronavirus. We studied how the physical activity and health of adults in the United States have been affected as a result.

Weight of the World at Checkout

Can you neglect New York and its people when New York creates identity and vibrant togetherness?
CONNECT. PERCEIVE.
Institutions and individuals are constantly doing what they can to adapt.

Quaran-Zine Vol. 1: Monuments & Accessibility

Can yOu Neglect New york and its people whEn new york Creates identity and vibrant Togetherness? CONNECT. PERCEIVE. What has quarantine taught us about monuments, accessibility, and perception?

Has Reduced Air Pollution as a Result of COVID-19 Really Caused a Return of Wildlife?

Have you observed an uptick in wildlife activity since the onset of COVID-19? In this project, we explore how reduced air pollution levels associated with COVID-19 correlate with wildlife activity throughout NYC.

Correlation Between Air Quality and COVID in New York City

Unfortunately, COVID-19 has cast us away into our homes for good, but the environment seems to favor our new lifestyles.

The New Normal

The theme of our exhibit is businesses during COVID-19. Restaurants and small businesses have been heavily affected by COVID-19 and our exhibit, through photography, aims to capture that change.

Our zine cover portrays two sides of the same road with both sides exploring aspects of accessibility in the pandemic. On one side of the road, we show a library with signs promoting book-drop offs, a church offering free meals and supplies, and a restaurant setting up outdoor dining. On the other side of the road, we have a public park with hand sanitizer dispensers and tables with wipes and laptops for free use. On the road itself, we show five individuals of different ability, gender, and racial identities.

The Road to Accessibility: Pandemic Edition

Quaran-Zine is a collection of artistic and literary representations of the pandemic’s impact on our lives and understanding of NYC. We explore the accessibility of spaces throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Image shows a collage of pencil sketches depicting a vote sticker in the middle, Washington Square Park, patterned face masks, a Black Lives Matter monument with names of police violence victims including George Floyd, protest signs reading "One Chance" "Save Our Future" and "Climate Justice Now," a breast cancer ribbon, and a sketch of Lauryn Hill.

Activism and the Pandemic

Quaran-zine is a series of artistic representations by Macaulay students reflecting on the impacts of the pandemic. This project showcases our perspectives on activism, art spaces, and self expression.

Sara’s Pandemic Playlist

A collection of songs that represent 2020 to me and the reasons why. From songs that everybody laughed at to songs that brought me comfort in the midst of everything.

Savanna’s Pandemic Playlist

The year 2020, quite the rollercoaster. Here is my pandemic playlist, which captures my experience during this unsettling year.

Wanderlust

Quaran-Zine is a collection of artistic and literary representations of the pandemic’s impact on our lives and understanding of NYC.

Wanderlust— travel through pages.

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Physical Activity During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Has Reduced Air Pollution as a Result of COVID-19 Really Caused a Return of Wildlife?

Correlation Between Air Quality and COVID in New York City

The New Normal

The Road to Accessibility: Pandemic Edition

Activism and the Pandemic

Sara’s Pandemic Playlist

Savanna’s Pandemic Playlist

Wanderlust

How has quarantine/COVID-19 restrictions affected air quality in New York City?

Impact of College on Sleep

Chris’s Pandemic Playlist

Pandemic Playlist

Closing the Distance

Waiting for Lefty Scene Rewrite: “Joe and Edna”