Favorite UAB homecoming traditions won’t be stopped this year
Author: Hannah Richey
Hannah Richey
I'm Hannah Richey, editor-in-chief of Kaleidoscope. I'm a senior philosophy major and double minoring in criminal justice and sociology. I love to write about politics and current events. When I'm not writing I can be found reading sociology and philosophy books or watching cooking videos (but never actually in the kitchen). You can contact me at [email protected]
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Hannah RicheyOpinion [email protected] While the measures taken to mitigate the risk of contracting COVID-19 have changed the way services on campus operate, they are still available. Campus Dining Eating on campus has changed a lot since last spring. Dining is now cashless and you’ll follow the cashier’s directions on when to swipe your debit/credit card or OneCard instead of handing it to them. There are directions for how to enter the restaurants and UAB dining has posted walkthroughs for some places on their Instagram account @uabdining. Currently there is no seating in some restaurants, such as The Den and The…
If you have some spare time and want a new book to read a few staff members of Kaleidoscope have given their recommendations.
Sustainable home and travel items to replace plastic waste
Hannah RicheyOpinion [email protected] Netflix has added a lot of new TV shows and movies recently and it can be hard to make a decision when confronted with the hundreds of options. Most people probably want to get their mind off of the world around us so here’s 5 recently added TV shows and movies that will make shutting out the world a little bit easier. Perks of Being a Wallflower If you like movies based on books or feel nostalgic about the first time you read the book the film is based on you’re in luck. Perks of Being a…
Student Health Services telemedicine visits are a quick and easy way for students to get in touch with their providers while off campus
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Visual and performing arts students and professors are working around online classes to express their creativity.