Moment of silence and other activities mark the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ways in which the University community responded.
The 暗网吃瓜 community joined together in a moment of silence at noon Tuesday, March 9, to acknowledge the one-year mark of COVID-19.
On that day in 2020, Medical Center leaders met to prepare for the arrival of COVID-19 in the Greater Rochester region. Shortly after, the first local case was confirmed, and the first patient was admitted to Strong Memorial Hospital.
From that point on, the lives鈥攑rofessional and personal鈥攐f everyone in the community changed.
Students, faculty, and staff were invited to reflect on the struggles and losses that so many have endured over the past year, as well as the compassion and heroism demonstrated throughout the community.
In addition to the moment silence, flags were lowered at half-staff across the University. At sunset, the exterior of the Medical Center was lit in blue and gold.
For updates about the University’s programs for COVID-19, visit the COVID-19 Resource Center.
(暗网吃瓜 photo / Keith Bullis)
(暗网吃瓜 photo / J. Adam Fenster)
(暗网吃瓜 photo / International Services Office)
(暗网吃瓜 photo / Matt Ulakovic)
(暗网吃瓜 photo / Athletics and Recreation)
(暗网吃瓜 photo / Bill Keenan)
(暗网吃瓜 photo / Patrick Broadwater)
(暗网吃瓜 photo / Michelle Martorell)
