As students traveled home for a two-month winter break in November, they weren’t expecting to stay home for another month. Now, students are adjusting to virtual classes at home —
Quarantine for the coronavirus is still happening across the country, and while it is not a positive highlight of this year or last, students have found unique hobbies to pass the time.
Though TikTok took the nation by storm over the past several months, many students still enjoy reading books â myself included.
Here are some really good books you can find through the Penn State University Libraries and at State College bookstores like Webster s Bookstore Cafe.
1. âThe Proposalâ by Jasmine Guillory
âThe Proposalâ is about a freelance writer who meets a doctor after turning down a surprise proposal at a Dodgers game. While most do not meet a handsome doctor and fall in love at a baseball game, the book gives people hope that someday they will find spontaneous love.
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December 07, 2020
UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. Although students are studying for exams virtually this semester, the stress of finals is much the same as ever. Fortunately, Penn State University Libraries has curated a few activities to help students slow down and relax, take a break from studying and even learn a new hobby all while enjoying a bit of carefree downtime in between preparing for finals.
This fall, the Libraries will again offer virtual Destress Fest options to help students relax and unwind while completing end-of-term reports and studying for final exams. Through Friday, Dec. 18, visit Online De-Stress Fest for a curated list of links, tutorials and homegrown videos, including some that showcase the talents of University Libraries’ faculty and staff.