Coronavirus Conversations

A special Blue Review series on the COVID-19 pandemic

Coronavirus Conversations

We are living in a historic moment. People of the future will be interested in how we all adjusted to new ways of daily life. The Boise State University Archives wants to collect, share, and preserve your stories about your life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

When you add your story to the Archives, you will have the option of sharing it for publication in the Blue Review. You can use your name or remain anonymous. It just takes a few minutes.

Share whatever you like: Journals, photographs, social media, artwork, videos, poetry, emails, personal reflections, blog posts, or anything that represents your thoughts, feelings, observations, and experiences about this historic time.

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Coronavirus Conversations

Coronavirus Conversations

In Idaho, Republicans’ support for mask mandates falls if they are enforced

Population Growth, Inequality and the Digital Frontier in the Shadow of the Pandemic in the American West

Responses of Municipal Governments to the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Trump administration feuded with state and local leaders over pandemic response

Spring 2020 Final Reflection

On Being Quarantined

COVID-19, Donald Trump And The False Dilemma Fallacy

How the coronavirus increases terrorism threats in the developing world

Coronavirus closures could lead to a radical revolution in conservation

Battlefield: Boredom

History Quiz: Pandemic Edition

Understanding Data Models

Coronavirus closes in on Rohingya refugees

Wildfire smoke worsens coronavirus risk, putting firefighters in extra danger

Democratic governors are quicker in responding to the coronavirus than Republicans

In the Pandemic’s Wake, Let’s Create More Park Spaces

Who is Most Likely to Voluntarily Comply with COVID-19 Public Health Recommendations?