In-depth reporting from WILL, NPR, the Associated Press, and other sources
Contact WILL News at willnewsroom@illinois.edu
For some, a diagnosis of COVID-19 was just the beginning of a months long journey of various medical symptoms. The 21st heard from people who survived COVID-19, but are still dealing with the longterm effects of the disease.
It's been one year since Illinois was forced to lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 21st heard from listeners as well as the Illinois Department of Public Health Director joined The 21st to reflect back on the past year.
Are the goals of equity and efficiency in conflict when it comes to the vaccine's distribution? The 21st has a conversation about the many psychological dimensions of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Email was meant to make things more convenient, but it may actually be making things worse. The 21st spoke to the author of “Deep Work,” and “A World Without Email” about his philosophy on digital minimalism.
George Robert Carruthers was an aerospace engineer and astrophysicist. To take a look back at his legacy, The 21st was joined by a Senior Curator in the History of Astronomy and the Space Sciences at the National Air and Space Museum and a professor of physics at Howard University.
