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La 91ֱ�� faculty, students, and staff spoke to reporters recently about breakthrough COVID-19 cases, surviving breast cancer, the 2020 Census, and the University’s decision to clear outstanding student balances from Spring 2021.

A few highlights from the past few weeks:

Together for Each Other in Sickness, Health and New Locks |

Brittany Muszynski, ’12, an alumna of La 91ֱ��’s undergraduate nursing program, , which reported on and featured photographs from her June 2021 wedding.

A reporter thinks he caught the delta variant despite being vaccinated. He went searching for answers |

Brian DeHaven, Ph.D., associate professor of biology, ; the possibility of significantly worse symptoms, had the reporter been unvaccinated; and the strength of the body’s immune system.

This Is How The White Population Is Actually Changing Based On New Census Data |

The city’s population is growing, according to the 2020 Census. Charles A. “Chip” Gallagher, Ph.D., professor and chair of criminal justice and sociology, pointed out .

91ֱ�� clears spring semester balances using federal COVID-19 relief funds |

The University’s decision to from Spring 2021 brought on relief… and a few tears. “I was a little emotional when I found out, but it was good tears and a source of happiness and stress relief for me,” said communication major Cas Borowitz, ’24, in an interview with CBS3. Interim President Tim O’Shaughnessy, ’85, also spoke with the station.

—Christopher A. Vito