In March 2020, when classes transitioned online, Rhetoric and Composition students wrote a blog titled “QuarantEnglish 15 at Penn State.” The blog is a compilation of writings by students who continued ‘coming to class’ on Zoom and putting forth academic efforts even when COVID-19 altered the course. This initiative is part of an ongoing effort.

Temple University Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center is calling for quarantine mail art. The call is open until September 7, 2020.

The Eberly Family Special Collections Library invites members of the Penn State University community—including students, staff, faculty, and alumni—to participate in this effort to document their personal experiences with the COVID-19 outbreak and its effects on our day-to-day lives.

In response to many requests by Penn State faculty for current research, technical standards, and collaborative projects relating to the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, the Harrell Health Sciences Library at Hershey and STEM librarians are collecting such information in one place.

A new podcast hosted by Brian Alfred specifically featuring creative individuals from all walks of life to speak to how they are adjusting/coping to Covid-19 life.