This photo was taken on Friday, Aug. 28 in Neely Hall by a student who asked to remain anonymous. The Daily Egyptian recently ran a story about how chairs were being placed outside of students dorms to signify that they were in quarantine and required meal delivery. A student from Neely Hall whose suite mate is in quarantine says since the DE’s article came out, the chairs have been removed. “I’m frustrated with the university’s COVID-19 and contact tracing response,” the student told the DE. “My suite mate has come into contact with someone and has been quarantined in his room, however I was never contacted by the university or my suite mate about the situation. This lack of communication has possibly put my life and many other students lives at risk and things need to change.”
A cursory look at how COVID has been publicly reported by Illinois public colleges reveals a variety of online dashboards all with different formats v...
![Shree Krishna Tripathi, an international, master’s student in the Department of Civil Engineering, visits the Hindu Temple and Cultural Society of Southern Illinois on Friday, Nov. 6, 2020, in Carbondale, Ill. “I usually come here when I feel low and stressed out. Visiting here makes me feel calm and peaceful. Another big [Hindu] festival, Tihar, is coming up and I am really excited to celebrate it," Tripathi said. "I have my thesis defense today and visiting the temple and worshiping here gives me positive vibes and makes me more confident."](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/DSC_0015-475x316.jpg)
