COVID-19

Scraps of newspaper headlines relating to the Covid-19 pandemic, in multiple languages

How Non-Western Journalists Enriched Coverage of the Global Pandemic

Mahima Jain and Jennifer Ugwa

Illustration of about a dozen people wearing white face masks, looking in different directions.

Roundtable: Keeping Pace with Pandemic Coverage in the U.S.

Katherine J. Wu

Aeriel view of a dispersed crowd standing on top of an abstract city map.

Reporting That Hits Home: Covering Science for Local Audiences

Aparna Nathan

Mahdi and Modupe

Mahdi Garba and Modupe Abidakun on the Tragic Origins of Vaccine Hesitancy in Nigeria

Abdullahi Tsanni

A word cloud in which the most prominent words are pandemic, will, end, people, vaccinate, COVID-19.

When Will the Pandemic End? 26 Science Reporters and Communicators Respond

Betsy Ladyzhets

David Quammen on Traveling into the Past to Cover the Pandemic

María Paula Rubiano A.

Storygram: Eileen Guo’s “He Started a COVID-19 Vaccine Company. Then He Hosted a Superspreader Event”

Stephanie M. Lee

A world map, with different countries shaded to reflect vaccination rates as of February 14, 2021.

Tip Sheet: Covering COVID-19 Vaccines

Betsy Ladyzhets

Black and white image of a woman slightly bent over and with her hand to her forehead, eyes closed. The woman appears to be disappearing into the background, as if half invisible or fading away.

How to Report with Accuracy and Sensitivity on Contested Illnesses

Julie Rehmeyer

A group of seven people gathered at a construction site. Biologist Christian Happi, in the foreground, is gesturing at something off-camera while looking at the camera.

Unique Models Fuse Science with Journalism in Nigeria

Abdullahi Tsanni

Collage of 9 people wearing face masks, goggles, or face shields. One image in the collage says 9 MIRADAS.

Staying Safe While Covering the Coronavirus: Lessons from the Latin American Experience

Myriam Vidal Valero

Graphic showing changes in foot traffic to various destinations from March 1, 2020 - May 16, 2020. Traffic to schools, bars, and fitness centers decreased markedly; traffic to religious institutions, restaurants, and parks somewhat less so. Traffic to grocery stories and gas stations stayed about the same, increasing slightly in May.

Data Journalists’ Roundtable: Visualizing the Pandemic

Tiên Nguyễn

A woman sits in front of a laptop with a small black dog sitting on her lap, its paws on the table in front of the laptop.

Freelancing in the Time of Coronavirus

Stephanie Parker

Stephanie Lee Unravels the Conflicts of Interest Behind a Controversial COVID-19 Study

Katherine J. Wu

Amber Gibson and Cassandra Willyard Investigate Abuse of Medical Residents during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Jeanne Erdmann

Amy Maxmen Unveils Scientific Roadblocks Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Katherine J. Wu

A screenshot of the biology preprint server bioRxiv, showing that there are 4463 articles submitted in both bioRxiv and server medRxiv about COVID-19.

Problems with Preprints: Covering Rough-Draft Manuscripts Responsibly

Roxanne Khamsi

A scanning microscope image of some unidentified microorganisms, colorized in yellow.

Editors’ Roundtable: Managing Pandemic Coverage

Siri Carpenter