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INFOGRAPHIC: Survey Says: COVID-19

Asking students about quarantine activities
Juliana Borruso
May 8, 2020

With quarantine having lasted about 50 days now, students are discovering more and more hobbies to keep them entertained. We asked students some questions about how they’ve been and want to spend quarantine.

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