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Alison Cook leaving a notification on her door that she is working from home with a Lucy from Charlie Brown reference.

CSU SSML office door note indicating that the librarian, Emily Crews, is working at her house due to Covid-19.

Some of library staff were able to take home boxes of music scores from a large donation to work on from home.

A perspective from Carl on being an essential worker while also trying to manage college and the shift from in-person learning to virtual instruction.

Signs on businesses have appeared reminding customers that they are not responsible for your decision to enter their establishment and possibly contract covid-19 from other customers. This one is on the entranceway of Cracker Barrel on Bradley Park…

New signage leading into the stairwell in the Library. Signs are part of CSU's Covid-19 Information Initiative.

Since the Virus spread, workers have had to put on masks and gloves so that they can interact with customers. Managers have to check the employees before they can even enter the restaurant. Restrictions meant to keep people safe also seem to promote…

A student perspective on the difficulties of all online learning.

Dairy Queen on Macon Rd in Columbus GA like many other restaurants allow for take away during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Signage displaying symptoms of Covid-19 placed in the library. Signs are part of CSU's Covid-19 Information Initiative.

Working from home allows for variety in areas to work. Columbus GA.

Large signage placed at entrance of the library reminding patrons of proper social distancing tactics. Signs are part of CSU's Covid-19 Information Initiative.

Businesses implement physical distancing in their buildings during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

This is a photo taken of the Columbus, GA TJ-Maxx yesterday morning when they opened their doors for the first time since shutting down back in March. It is concerning to see that so many would rush out to wait in line to shop, but more concerning to…