Five years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the latest poll by the Siena College Research Institute reveals that 67% ...

When the pandemic made social distancing necessary for one’s safety, we all learned how to cope with the new normal of ...

To give our community the chance to share collective memories of a dark time, the Globe asked readers to submit stories and ...

Columnist David Marcus recalls the dark Easter of 2020, when COVID lockdowns kept us out of church, and notes that the resurgence of faith in America shows God's presence.

Chaos, confusion, divisiveness, fear, mockery and a market swoon — the similarities to President Trump's second term seem ...

Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, a majority of New Yorkers report feeling more isolated, reflecting ongoing collective ...

O f the many mistakes made in the COVID era, none were as glaring as prolonged school closures. The damages go beyond loss of ...

"Silent" COVID-19 infections—cases in which individuals carried the virus without symptoms and avoided testing or isolation—likely exacerbated the pandemic's early spread and distorted ...

Five years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic first swept across the U.S., infecting millions and claiming hundreds of thousands of lives. Scientists are already concerned about the next airborne threat ...

According to Attendance Works, in the 2022-2023 school year, 61% of public schools saw high or extreme levels of chronic ...

This is the sixth in a series looking back at COVID-19, highlighting the toll the pandemic took on those in the health care ...