When Senior Angela Qu chose the focus of her AP Art portfolio -- the beauty of infectious diseases under the microscope -- there's no way she could've ever known that six months later it would become such a global topic.

Like most members of the Class of 2020, there's plenty about Morgan Drier's future that is uncertain given the current COVID-19 crisis. But with a scholarship offer at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and a dream of riding in the Olympics, she knows exactly where she's headed and how she sees her future playing out.

When coronavirus was still isolated to one country, when there were still no confirmed cases in the United States, when no schools had closed down, and when we still met for milk and crackers in the amphitheater, Tanishia Brown was preparing. Ms. Brown, the Nurse Administrator at Ojai Valley School, works hard to remain OVS’s most knowledgeable resource on the virus.

Now scattered to various places across the globe, On The Hill journalists have gathered a series of photographs displaying what is empty and what remains during the COVID-19 pandemic, reminding us that though we are apart, we are together in our experience.

After moving to distance learning, two members of the Class of 2020, Aaron Wolf and Sebastian Wayman-Dalo, detail the ways in which their senior year has been affected thus far by COVID-19, and the absolute uncertainty that remains as we move closer to the end of May.

In a photo essay, Megan Manion shows what it looks like and feels like to be learning from home during a time of social distancing and quarantines in the wake of COVID-19.