Bread is on the rise. The number of people Googling “bread” hit an all-time high this week. Instagrammers and Twitterers alike are rolling in dough—not figuratively, but literally—and bread-making has become such a popular activity during this incredibly stressful time of coronavirus self-quarantining that grocery stores are running low on flour and yeast.None of this…

New US labor market data set to be released this week will give an early indiction of just how much the coronavirus pandemic is damaging the economy.  On Thursday, weekly US jobless claims data will be released for the week ending March 21. Economists are an…

To help flatten the curve of Covid-19 cases, universities across the nation have closed, and many professors are scrambling to transition to teaching online. This sudden shift is easier for some, especially those that already have online content readily available. For others, especially those who teach science labs, this may seem impossible. Both of us…

As the coronavirus disease, known as COVID-19, continues to spread, the nation's most vulnerable residents are even more at risk of contracting the contagious virus. San Francisco has taken steps to protect its homeless community, like searching for temporar…