What loved ones leave behind
By Anika Pasilis/El Inde Anika Pasilis lost her grandmother to the coronavirus in May, 2020. Since then, she has been trying to examine questions of love and loss so she can come to terms with her grandmother’s death.
Helping out in a women’s shelter
By Fatima Alqattan/El Inde With COVID-19 still on everyone’s minds, people, businesses, and organizations are making huge shifts to ensure safety. Sister José Women’s Center is one of them. The Tucson-based non-profit is dedicated to nurturing homeless women in a welcoming and safe environment.
Monsters, myths and finding the real missing link
By Vanessa Ontiveros/El Inde Stuck in her bedroom during the pandemic, with only the internet and her imagination as companions, one university student found a way to satisfy her taste for odd adventures. She wanted a good old fashioned monster hunt. And if she had to do this digitally, then so be it. First step:…
To be in your twenties
By Frances Leone/El Inde Two young women are navigating their 20s: a college student just beginning her twenties, her sister nearing the end of them, and their mother, who has watched the two become more independent.
Living through the end of the world
By Monica Baricevic/El Inde While my friends and I were tucked away in a small boat town, with little to no cell service, the Covid-19 pandemic began to unravel in the States. Back when the coronavirus was just a whisper in the U.S., the University of Arizona was out for spring break. My friends and…